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.
🌟 Journey into wonder at Whodunnit [Unrehearsed] 4, where extraordinary experiences await around every corner! 🏛️ Set against the backdrop of Park Theatre in dynamic London, EN, this event promises to exceed all expectations. 📅 Join us on May 11th, 2026 at 07:30 PM for a celebration that combines innovation, entertainment, and community spirit in perfect harmony. ✨ There will be an atmosphere where memories are made and stories come alive, ensuring every guest experiences something truly remarkable. ✨ With tickets available at 49.00 GBP, your journey awaits. 🎊 This is more than just an event; it's a journey into the extraordinary!

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