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Venue Information

Park Theatre
Address: Clifton Terrace, Finsbury Park, N4 3JP
Nearest Underground or Train Station: Finsbury Park (National Rail, Victoria Line, Piccadilly Line)
Nearest Buses: 210, W3, W10, 4, 29, 153, 253, 254, 259, N23, N253, N279

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What's on at the Park Theatre?

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The Shape of Things

Booking until: 1 July 2023

Coming soon to the Park Theatre

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The Interview

Opens: 27 October 2023

Opens: 7 July 2023

Opens: 10 August 2023

Frequently Asked Questions

What's on at the Park Theatre?

The Shape of Things is a current production at the Park Theatre. The latest booking period for The Shape of Things at the Park Theatre started 24 May 2023 and runs until 1 July 2023. Tickets for The Shape of Things start at £25 and are available to book now

How do I get to the Park Theatre?

Public transport is recommended to travel to the Park Theatre. The nearest underground or train stations are Finsbury Park (National Rail, Victoria Line, Piccadilly Line). If arriving by bus, then the nearest bus lines are 210, W3, W10, 4, 29, 153, 253, 254, 259, N23, N253, N279. For directions to the Park Theatre see our Google Maps directions or Apple Maps directions.

Is there a dress code at the Park Theatre?

There is no specific dress code at the Park Theatre, with most people just wearing their everyday clothes.

Does the Park Theatre have air conditioning or air cooling?

Yes, the Park Theatre has an Air Conditioning system.

What is the Accessibility at the Park Theatre?

Park Theatre accessibility information
Access phone number: 020 7870 6876
Access email address: access@parktheatre.co.uk
Accessible toilets situated: First and Lower Ground Floors
Number of Wheelchair spaces: Park200 x2 Park90 x1
Sound amplification: Infrared
Access from street to foyer: Level access
Access from theatre foyer to seats (number = stairs): 9 to Park200 stalls, 8 to Park200 circle and Park90
Level access: Box Office and ground floor café bar
Stair lift, lift or ramp available: Lift to all levels

Park Theatre Facts

What date did the Park Theatre open?

2013

Who designed the Park Theatre?

David Hughes Architects,

Park Theatre News
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Park Theatre reveals 10th anniversary summer & autumn 2023 season

Rufus Hound and Samuel West to star in new play from The Young Ones Adrian Edmondson and Nigel Planer

Animal Reviews

Leaves of Glass at the Park Theatre – full cast revealed

The Way Old Friends Do – Red carpet celebrity photos

The Way Old Friends Do Reviews

First-look Photos: The Way Old Friends Do

Park Theatre announces Spring 2023 season

On The Ropes reviews – Park Theatre ★★★

Video: The Way Old Friends Do directed by Mark Gatiss

The Way Old Friends Do cast announced for Birmingham Rep and the Park Theatre

Park Theatre announces 2023 season

King Hamlin Reviews

A Single Man at the Park Theatre Photo by Mitzi de Margary

A Single Man Reviews at the Park Theatre ★★★

Cast announced for Rumpelstiltskin at the Park Theatre in London

Olivia Darnley to replace Rachel Pickup in A Single Man at the Park Theatre

Rose Reviews starring Maureen Lipman at the Park Theatre & Hope Theatre

Theatre History

Park Theatre is the brainchild of Artistic Director, Jez Bond, and Creative Director, Melli Marie, who – following a six year London-wide search for a building – discovered a vacant office block next to Finsbury Park station in 2010.

Garnering support from the theatre community at large – including luminaries such as Ian McKellen and Alan Rickman, the press and, importantly, local residents – they set out to raise the necessary funds to convert the tired concrete building into a thriving new theatre and beacon for the community. At a cost of just £2.6 million, the building, designed by David Hughes Architects, opened in May 2013 to rave reviews from the critics.