Photo Flash: Inside Park Theatre's 4th Birthday Gala
In celebration of Park Theatre's 4th birthday, the theatre held a stunning and star-studded gala evening. Centred around the performance of Madame Rubinstein (starring Miriam Margolyes, Frances Barber and Jonathan Forbes), guests were invited to dress in 1950s clothing to befit the play's period.
Check out all the photos from the birthday celebration below!
Photo credit: Simon Annand


Alistair McGowan and Jez Bond

Baroness Tessa Jowell

Baroness Tessa Jowell and Jez Bond

Christina Chong and guest

Christopher Biggins

Christopher Biggins

Clive Rowe and Matthew Kelly

Clive Rowe, Jez Bond and Matthew Kelly

David Horovitch, David Haig and guest

David Horovitch

Gary Wilmot

Greta Scacchi and Jez Bond

Greta Scacchi, Hugh Fraser and Meera Syal

Greta Scacchi

Greta Scacchi

Guest and Christina Chong

Guest and Michelle Collins

Guest and Michelle Collins

Guest, David Haig and Jez Bond

Honeysuckle Weeks and Christopher Biggins

Honeysuckle Weeks and Tanya Moodie

Hugh Fraser

Ian Hallard

Jez Bond and David Haig

Jez Bond and Honeysuckle Weeks

Jez Bond and Rachael Williams

Jez Bond

Jez Bond

John Misto and Jez Bond

John Misto and Meera Syal

John Misto

Katherine Jakeways and Ian Hallard

Matthew Kelly and Jez Bond

Matthew Kelly, Honeysuckle Weeks and Christopher Biggins

Meera Syal and Jez Bond

Melli Marie and Alistair McGowan

Melli Marie and Honeysuckle Weeks

Melli Marie and Honeysuckle Weeks

Melli Marie, Alistair McGowan, Katherine Jakeways and Ian Hallard

Miriam Margolyes and Clive Rowe

Miriam Margolyes and Frances Barber

Rachael Williams and Jez Bond

Ruby Wax and Jez Bond

Simon Callow

Tanya Moodie

Tanya Moodie
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