Park Theatre to reopen in January with masterclasses and socially distanced shows
It has been confirmed today that the Park Theatre, London is planning to re-open in the new year, with socially distanced shows in both auditoriums.
Comedy thriller Corpse! will reopen Park90 from 7 January, playing through to 30 January, with Coffee, Croissant and a Concert, a series of Sunday chamber music concerts throughout January reopening Park200. The premiere of spine-chilling new ghost story When Darkness Falls will then play in Park200 from 24 February to 13 March.
The venue will also be running ‘Park Sessions: Get Into It’, a programme of free professional development opportunities for those who identify as working class, working class LGBTQI+, those who are D/deaf or disabled and those of a culturally diverse heritage. These workshops will run from 25 to 30 January.
Artistic Director of Park Theatre, Jez Bond, said: “We’re so excited to be reopening our doors with a socially distanced programme of work in January. We can’t wait to welcome back audiences for some much needed laughs in Corpse!, a tranquil series of Sunday concerts and the gripping new thriller When Darkness Falls. We’re also starting the new year by making a positive change in the world of theatre by offering a free support programme of masterclasses to creatives from underrepresented groups. Thank you to everyone who has supported us to far – we look forward to welcoming you all back to the venue with enhanced Covid secure measures to ensure everyone visiting has an enjoyable and safe experience.
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