Whodunnit [Unrehearsed] 4

The fastest draw in the West… doesn’t know their lines
Yeehah! We’re rollin’ into the Wild West for the return of Park Theatre’s hit fundraiser Whodunnit [Unrehearsed]; back in 2026 with more murder, mayhem, and, this time, a touch of musical mischief. It’s our most ambitious yet, with a company of actor-musicians and a live saloon pianist bringing the world to life, and the audience get to join in the singalongs too.

Welcome to Graveside, a dusty frontier town where the saloon and the general store look suspiciously similar, gold fever is running high, and (hobby) horses roam free. There’s stolen treasure, suspicious strangers, and a Reverend who may not practice what he preaches.

Each performance, a different celebrity becomes the new Sherriff in town – completely unrehearsed, armed only with an earpiece and their wits. And yes, Sir Ian McKellen returns to lend his voice to the chaos.

NEW for Whodunnit [Unrehearsed] 4: Cabaret seating arrives in Park200, pulling you right into the heart of the action. And Graveside’s grown; mosey next door to The Frontier Club, a place to rest your spurs, raise a glass and soak up the Wild West spirit. Choose a ticket with Frontier Club access to step inside.
📍 Venue Description: The **Park Theatre** is one of London’s most dynamic Off-West End venues, known for bold programming, fresh writing, and a strong community spirit. Since opening in 2013, it has become a vital creative hub in Finsbury Park, presenting a mix of new plays, revivals, and international work across its two intimate spaces.

With a strong focus on accessibility, affordability, and artistic excellence, Park Theatre champions emerging talent and underrepresented voices — earning a reputation as one of London’s most important smaller theatres.

### **The history of the Park Theatre**

Opened in 2013, Park Theatre was founded by artistic director Jez Bond and actor Andy Nyman. Built from a converted office block just moments from Finsbury Park Station, the venue was developed with a clear mission: to bring high-quality theatre to the local community while supporting new voices in the industry.

With support from high-profile patrons including Ian McKellen and Alan Rickman, Park Theatre quickly rose to prominence. It now houses two performance spaces — Park200, a 200-seat main theatre, and Park90, a flexible studio space — and has premiered numerous acclaimed productions, many of which have transferred to the West End and beyond.

### **Where is The Park Theatre?**

Park Theatre is located just a stone’s throw from Finsbury Park Station, at Clifton Terrace, N4, in North London. Nestled in a quiet street just off the bustling Stroud Green Road, the theatre is surrounded by lively cafés, pubs, and restaurants.

### **The Park Theatre nearest tube station**

The nearest station is **Finsbury Park** (Victoria and Piccadilly Lines), less than a 2-minute walk away. Use the Wells Terrace exit to reach the theatre quickly.

### **The Park Theatre nearest train station**

**Finsbury Park Station** also serves National Rail routes, including Great Northern and Thameslink services, providing easy access from across London and beyond.

### **Buses to The Park Theatre**

A number of bus routes serve the Finsbury Park area:

Day routes: 4, 19, 29, 153, 210, 253, 254, W3, W7
Night buses: N19, N29, N253

Nearest stops: Finsbury Park Station / Clifton Terrace

### **The Park Theatre seating plan**

Park Theatre’s main space, Park200, is an intimate auditorium seating up to 200 people. Its steeply raked seating ensures excellent views from every seat, with a thrust stage that brings audiences closer to the action.

The Park90 studio is a flexible, smaller venue that can be configured in multiple ways, hosting more experimental or up-close performances.

### **The Park Theatre accessibility**

Park Theatre is fully accessible, with step-free access, wheelchair spaces, accessible toilets, and an infrared hearing system. Assistance dogs are welcome, and staff are on hand to assist guests with additional access needs.

### **The Park Theatre safety policy**

The venue maintains a clear and proactive safety policy, including bag checks, trained front-of-house staff, and regular cleaning. Health and safety protocols are updated in line with government guidance and industry best practice.

### **The Park Theatre dress code**

There is no official dress code at Park Theatre. Visitors usually opt for casual or smart-casual attire, depending on the show or occasion.
🌟 Be part of history at Whodunnit [Unrehearsed] 4, an extraordinary gathering that will captivate your imagination! 🏛️ The prestigious Park Theatre in London, EN sets the stage for an unforgettable experience on May 11th, 2026 at 07:30 PM. ✨ They are bringing together the finest elements of entertainment and innovation to create moments that will take your breath away. From the moment you arrive, you'll be immersed in an atmosphere of wonder and excitement. 🎯 This carefully planned event ensures every guest experiences something truly special. 🎟️ Tickets are available at 49.00 GBP. 🎊 Early booking is recommended for this must-attend event of the season!

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