Park Theatre

The play Garden of Words was very interesting. I saw anime first, so I was able to follow the plot, but for other people, it might have been a bit confusing. Comfortable seating, but you have to be very careful on gallery, there is a step that is not very well visible, several people almost fell over.

Excellent small size theatre where you can see all the show details. The creativity within the show is mind-blowing by using simple stage tools, not complex but informative. The actor and actress were top class where they let out the emotion easily based on story and quickly retract it in the next scene. What a night spent here. I would look out for more live stage show. I watched Garden of Words in August 2023.

My first time in Park Theatre to see the play Disruption. The modern red building accommodates a small modern bar in the ground floor with outdoor terrace. The staff was friendly and the ambience pleasant. Room B has stalls, where I was, and circle seating areas. The seats are modern and utilitarian but comfortable enough to see a two hours play. A small stage, intimate space, perfect to make the audience connect with the actors. Disruption was a powerful play enhanced by the space offered by Park Theatre, in which the story was played. Overall, a fantastic first experience in this theatre. On another note, there are many restaurants close to the theatre.

Small theatre with exceptional attention to accessibility needs and comfort of visitors, and two spaces to socialise in-between intervals. Animal which was showing was hilarious and emotional at the same time! The bar space was lacking in food options, minor gripe and didn't impact the overall experience.

A very small and intimate theatre, located 50 metres from Finsbury Park Station. The stage is basically in the centre and two tiers of seating. The theatre has a small bar and cafe on entry. There are a few restaurants near the theatre, Lebanese, Italian, Japanese, and the usual Starbucks and Kabab Restaurant.