Category: Park Theatre
News: cast announced for The Way Old Friends Do
Birmingham Rep and James Seabright are delighted to announce the full cast for Ian Hallard’s brand new play, The Way Old Friends…
Review: Ghosts of the Titanic, Park Theatre
Despite its sensitive subject matter, new play Ghosts of the Titanic at the Park Theatre is like…
Review: Cry Havoc, Park Theatre
Cry Havoc proves a rather slight look at contemporary international gay relationships at the Park Theatre “I…
Review: A Pupil, Park Theatre
Strong performances from Lucy Sheen and Flora Spencer-Longhurst make Jesse Briton’s A Pupil an interesting watch at…
Review: Daisy Pulls It Off, Park Theatre
“Buck up kiddies” Theatres that aren’t putting on pantomimes face something of a dilemma – what…
Review: The Revlon Girl, Park Theatre
“It was all about money. The cheapest solution. No one gave a shit about us” We often…
Not-really-a-review: Loot, Park Theatre
“You’ve been a widower for three days, have you thought about a second marriage?” I ummed and…
Review: Twilight Song, Park Theatre
“It’s hard isn’t it” Completed shortly before his death in 2014, Kevin Elyot’s Twilight Song now belatedly…
Not-a-Review: Madame Rubinstein, Park Theatre
“You can screw my husband but nobody screws my business” Short on time this week and Madame Rubinstein finishes…
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