- Venue Park Theatre, London
- Performance dates Booking to 16 March 2024
- Running time 2 hours 20 minutes (including interval)
- Age guidelines 14+
★★★★ “Felicity Huffman blazes… Gripping” – Times
Felicity Huffman stars in Hir at the Park Theatre in London.
Taylor Mac’s disarmingly funny, strikingly original comedy returns to London, starring Emmy and Golden Globe Award-winning actor Felicity Huffman making her UK stage debut.
Annihilating the past doesn’t always free you from it in this blistering play.
Pulitzer and Tony-nominee Taylor Mac explodes the classic dysfunctional family drama and turns it on its head in this blistering play that explores a family in transition, and forced to build a brave new world out of the pieces of the old.
Directed by Steven Kunis, the cast also incudes Steffan Cennydd as Isaac, ThalÃa Dudek as Max, and Simon Startin as Arnold.
Hir is playing at the Park Theatre in London from 15 February to 16 March 2024.
Isaac, the prodigal son, has returned from the brutality of war, only to discover his family home transformed by domestic revolution.
The patriarchy has fallen, and mother Paige has been liberated from an oppressive marriage. Enlisting Isaac’s newly-out transgender sibling as her ally, Paige is now on a crusade to tear apart the old regimes.
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Performance Information
Check booking calendar for full details
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- Group Bookings For groups of 10+ enquire here
Stars and Creatives
Who is in the cast of Hir?
Felicity Huffman as Paige, Steffan Cennydd as Isaac, ThalÃa Dudek as Max, and Simon Startin as Arnold.
Who are the creative team of Hir?
Written by Taylor Mac.
Directed by Steven Kunis, set and costume design by Ceci Calf, lighting design by Ryan Joseph Stafford, fight and intimacy direction by Claire Llewellyn and casting by Becky Parris.
Important Notes
Content Warning:
This production contains strong profanity throughout, along with discussions of sex, sexuality, and descriptions and visual evidence of domestic violence, rape and drug abuse. There are moments of physical violence throughout the play.
This production also contains haze, flashing or strobing lights, loud noises and complete darkness.
Assisted Performances:
Audio Described Fri 1 March 19.30, with touch tour at 18.30
Venue Information
Park Theatre , Clifton Terrace, London, N4 3JP
Nearest Tube or Train: Finsbury Park (National Rail, Victoria Line, Piccadilly Line)
Nearest Buses: 210, W3, W10, 4, 29, 153, 253, 254, 259, N23, N253, N279
Critics' reviews of Hir
★★★★ "Felicity Huffman delivers an excoriating, elemental performance" - The Times
★★★★ "Felicity Huffman shines in this sharp satire" - The Stage
★★★★ "An intriguing, knotty drama that goes far beyond the category of star vehicle" - What's On Stage
"Felicity Huffman is brilliantly, bitterly comic in this OTT study of identity" - The Evening Standard
"This delirious wild satire of contemporary America" - The Telegraph










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