#park theatre

[safedistancefrombeingsmart]

Hey, just saw on twitter that Martin freeman will be in a murder mystery theatre play thing looks interesting. Here’s the link to the article

https://www.broadwayworld.com/westend/article/Martin-Freeman-Dermot-OLeary-Matt-Lucas-and-More-Set-For-WHODUNNIT-UNREHEARSED-3-20240228

Oh hi, just saw it myself. This surely sounds interesting.

Thanks for letting me know! 😀

[fuckyeahmarkgatiss]

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Looks like some lucky people got to catch Mark Gatiss performing at the Park Theatre.

[notfspurejam]

Mark Gatiss and Ian Hallard attend the Park Theatre 10th Anniversary party on May 7, 2023 in London

[hattie-morahan]

Hattie Morahan attends the Park Theatre 10th Anniversary Party - 7th May 2023

[girlonfilms]

Cumberbatch, Thompson, Whittaker among stars asking, Whodunnit?

London’s Park Theatre has announced plans to stage its all-star murder mystery play in the spring. Continue reading Untitled

[goodbyehahafolder]

[owlsie-hoot]

I want to see this play again. And again. And again! There are so many amazing, funny, bonkers moments on "It's Headed Straight Towards Us" that you cannot grasp them after only seeing it once. Sadly my holiday funds are running on empty... otherwise I would have gotten a ticket for a matinee - very spontaneously.

Sam West is absolutely brilliant in it. The entire story, the character development, the setting and the tone of the play are spot on. Rufus Hound's character has some flaws that are a bit cringy and one major (let's call it) health issue that isn't explained by the end of the play. That is my only criticism.

Sam's character feels like it was written for him! If you have the chance to see this play: DO IT! It's worth all your money. (I'd even say it if the cast was a different one)

[nomilkinmyteaplease]

After the amazing My Neighb our Totoro, another anime coming to London stages, this time The Garden of Words. Super curious, as it's such a lovely film and I'm sure the adaptation will be fantastic.

[willstafford]

It's About Time

THE TIME MACHINE Park Theatre, London, 14th December 2023 Rehearsals for a provincial tour of The Importance of Being Earnest are interrupted when one of the trio of actors, purporting to be a descendant of H.G. Wells unearths an original manuscript for the famous sci-fi novel and suggests they stage that instead.  And so, Wells’s classic becomes a play-within-a-play as the cast explore popular…

[inkskinned]

actually sometimes being neurodivergent is great bc you have a particular kind of Silly Mode that just . manifests glory. harmless fun is my precious side quest & i have a high score in whimsy. like okay if i gotta be the first dork in the dance pit it's gonna be me and this random toddler and we're gonna avril-style rock ouuuuttt

[can-of-w0rmz]

I speak the truth.

[fuckyeahmarkgatiss]

Video promo for The Way Old Friends Do featuring Mark! 😍

(A must see! So says Mark.)

[notfspurejam]

[hayleysprout13]

A Week In The Life | Repeat Visits, Long Films, Accidentally Spotting Famous People

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I feel like I’ve spent this winter season, just trying to avoid being somewhat ill. I was doing super well, until I overate on pizza and my digestive system decided to have a breakdown. Not fun. But thankfully this managed to pass before my 2 and a half day weekend as I had booked Friday afternoon off, specifically for theatre purposes. Let’s get into it! Theatre First trip was to the Park…

[girlonfilms]

Desperate Housewife to make UK stage debut

Felicity Huffman, best known for starring in Desperate Housewives, will appear on stage in the UK for the first time in 2024. Continue reading Untitled

[centrestagereviews]

Interview: Deli Segal - Pickle

Interview: Deli Segal - @pickletheplay @ParkTheatre 🥯 “It’s fun, it’s loud, it’s joyful – it’s an explosion and a celebration of what it means to be a Jewish woman in London today”

Pickle will run at the Park Theatre between Monday 14th November and Saturday 26th November 2022. After captivating audiences during its sold-out performances in May, Pickle returns to Park Theatre this November as part of the Make Mine A Double Festival. Writer Deli Segal (Ali & Dahlia, Pleasance Theatre) stars in this cheeky and authentic exploration of what it means to be a young Jewish woman…