London’s Park Theatre announces programming for Park90 venue

London’s Park Theatre has announced four new productions joining its Park90 Autumn season. The four new additions explore loss, transformation, identity, obsession and unlikely connections.

One of two venues at the Park Theatre in Finsbury Park, Park90 is a flexible studio space for emerging artists. The season will run from October to December.

Leading the new additions is a revival of the Olivier-nominated The Revlon Girl, set in the aftermath of the 1966 Aberfan mining disaster, tells the true story of a group of bereaved mothers who met every week in a hotel to support each other through their grief. The disaster in a small mining town in South Wales caused the death of 116 children and 28 adults.

Artistic Director Jez Bond said, “We are thrilled to welcome back The Revlon Girl to Park90, on the 10th anniversary of the writing of the play and to mark the 60th anniversary of the Aberfan disaster.”

“This provides another chance for audiences to experience one of the most popular and critically acclaimed plays in Park90’s history, alongside two excellent Edinburgh Festival Fringe transfers and Park Theatre’s second stage debut from a Papatango prize winning play, The Silence and the Noise. An excellent line up of shows with a large helping of comedy to also enjoy in Park90 this autumn.”

Shows coming to Park90 in Autumn 2026

The Revlon Girl returns with its original cast to Park Theatre where it made its London debut in 2017.
The London premiere of critically acclaimed 2025 Edinburgh Festival Fringe show, Goblin, written and performed by Derek Mitchell.
Fringe hit Florence, a critically acclaimed art world tragicomedy directed by Eleanor Blackwood.
The stage debut of 2021 Papatango prize winner The Silence and the Noise