Animal Tickets
In Animal David is gay, disabled and profoundly horny, but he just wants to get laid!Keep me updated
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This production is recommended for ages 16+.
Performance dates
19 April – 20 May 2023
Run time To be confirmed.
Includes interval
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Tickets for Animal are available now!
Our intrinsic human needs pave the way for our destiny, but for some, the road travelled isn’t easy. This heartbreaking tale is one of humanity and hope, illustrated through the desires of one man who is determined to break down personal and social barriers. Book your tickets for Animal today at Park Theatre!
About Animal
Animal is a heart-warming and hilarious story that will take you on a roller coaster of emotions. The story follows David, he’s gay and disabled and is looking for love. His stumbling block - he can’t eat, drink, or shower by himself and never had a kiss. Despite his lack of knowledge in the field of love, he has a sharp mind and a high I.Q. This leads him to go on an adventure to explore his romantic and sexual desires, carrying with him his impressive nudes (taken by someone else). Will this new awakening to the dating world hold him back or will finally discover the love he’s been searching for?
Join David on this hilariously heartfelt journey as he transcends his identity and expectations. There’ll be many challenges to face, buckets of tears shed and an awe-inspiring message to remember.
The creatives of Animal
Animal is brought to you by Jon Bradfield and Josh Hepple. John Bradfield is the co-writer of Above The Stag Theatre’s critically-adored series of queer adult pantomimes, including Dick Whittington - A New Dick in Town and Missing Alice for the BBC and Old Vic. Josh Hepple is a prominent activist with cerebral palsy. He is a journalist for The Guardian and Huffington Post, a proponent of equality training and an excellent theatre reviewer.
Animal tickets are available now!
For its inspirational themes and innovative story-telling, Animal won the inaugural Through The Mill Prize and was shortlisted in the top five for the Papatango Prize out of more than 1,500 entries. Watch this true-to-life story at Park Theatre by booking your tickets for Animal today!
Special notes
During the semi-relaxed performances there is still 100% audience capacity, the house lights up during show, a break-out space set up FOH for those who need it, free-flowing feel i.e. audiences can get up and walk out and back in if they need to, without latecomer points etc and no sensory adaptations are made to the show’s sound or lighting states.
During the fully relaxed performances, there is a 60% audience capacity, the house lights up during the show, there is a break-out space set up FOH for those who need it, a free-flowing feel i.e. audiences can get up and walk out and back in if they need to, without latecomer points etc and sensory adaptations made to the show’s sound or lighting states.