The Garden of Words - Tickets On Sale

at Park Theatre

Available until Sat 9 Sept

Takao and Yukari are escaping. Whilst seeking solace in a Japanese garden, an out-of-step woman and an offbeat teenager meet by chance. Social misfits with a shared sense of loneliness, the unlikely pair bond over classical poetry, shoemaking and bad cooking. But the heartfelt companionship that could save them might also ruin them… Based on the stereotype-defying Anime and novel from world-renowned filmmaker, Makoto Shinkai (your name., Suzume), Japanese animation continues to make waves on the UK stage with this global premiere.

A refreshingly candid Tokyo tale reminiscent of the adorable melancholy of Lost in Translation. Delve deeper into Shinkai’s visually emotive story about the lines between platonic and romantic longing and what it is to feel alone in the biggest metropolis in the world. Seven lost souls, drowning in technology yet unable to connect.

From the UK’s Whole Hog Theatre, creators of the world's first stage adaptation of a Hayao Miyazaki film with the kind permission of Studio Ghibli (Princess Mononoke), and Tokyo’s Anime stage production specialists Nelke Planning (Attack on Titan, Naruto, Sailor Moon stage productions) comes a unique, new Anglo-Japanese collaboration. __Parents and Babies Performance__ Thu 24 Aug 13.00

Location
Clifton Terrace,
Finsbury Park,
London,
N4 3JP
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What is Park Theatre?

Park Theatre is a leading Off-West End theatre in Finsbury Park, London, known for its intimate auditoriums, innovative programming and acclaimed productions.

Where is Park Theatre?

Park Theatre is located at Clifton Terrace, Finsbury Park, London N4 3JP.

Is Park Theatre accessible?

Yes. Park Theatre offers step-free access, wheelchair spaces, accessible toilets and an infrared hearing system.

Are there food and drink facilities at Park Theatre?

Yes, refreshments are available to purchase at the venue.

What makes Park Theatre special?

Park Theatre is renowned for its commitment to new writing, emerging talent and intimate productions, making it one of London's most respected Off-West End venues.

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