The Dame
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The Dame

Park Theatre, Finsbury Park, N4 3JP
  • THE DAME at The Park Theatre, written by Katie Duncan, starring Peter Duncan, directed by Ian Talbot.


    "My armour, my war paint, the battle out there; it's all I've ever known."
    A lost world of seaside entertainment, piers and promenades is brought to life when season Pantomime Dame Ronald Roy Humphrey returns to his Northern roots. As the curtain falls on the last show of the day, Roy is a in a wistful, melancholic mood, but as the years fall away, ghosts and memories from the past confront him with what he has spent his whole life trying to forget.
    THE DAME, takes us on a journey inside an entertainer's mind to expose the fragile creature beneath the make-up, bluster and bravado. However many masks we wear; the truth will always be revealed. 
    Starring Olivier Award nominated actor and former Blue Peter daredevil Peter Duncan.
    Directed by the award-winning Ian Talbot, Artistic Director of Regent's Park Open Air Theatre for over 20 years. 

    Book your tickets for The Dame from 2 January 2019 - 26 January 2019,at The Park Theatre with LOVEtheatre today!

    For more information or to make a booking please contact Group Line on 020 7206 1174 or via email at [email protected]

    PLEASE NOTE: This event IS NOT located in the WEST END.

    Once a booking is confirmed, tickets cannot be exchanged or refunded.

    Please refer to the Map link details for the venue address, prior to making a reservation.
  • Park Theatre

    Clifton Terrace,
    Finsbury Park,
    London,
    N4 3JP

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    EDINBURGH EVENING NEWS

    5 stars
    'By turns, jovial, tragic and vunerable, Peter Duncan is hypnotic to watch. One of the hidden gems of the Fringe'

    BROADWAY BABY

    5 stars
    'A show of throbbing theatricality and powerful prose, written by one of Duncan's daughters continuing the dramatic tradition started by her grandparents. Duncan has the anger and the pathos of a straight actor that can bring tears to the eyes'