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Play · Off-West End

Holy Fool

Holy Fool, by Rosalind Adler and Lea Sellers and directed by Kate Fahy, explores the perilous life of celebrated composer Dmitri Shostakovich during Stalin's regime. Under constant threat, Shostakovich must appease a brutal despot while resisting through his music, composing in code. The play stars Jenna Augen, Fergus O’Donnell, Benjamin O’Mahony, and Phoebe Pryce.

Park TheatreMust end 10th October 2026Press night 3rd September 2026
DramaticComedicThrilling
Holy Fool
Holy Fool at the Park Theatre

Buying advice

How to book

Holy Fool closes on 10 October 2026, so there is no long game here: book for the date you can make. Peak performances carry a surcharge: mid-range seats run £39–£44.50 against £29.50–£32.50 off-peak, roughly 37% more, so an off-peak date is the easy saving.

Ways to pay less

The easiest saving is to pick an off-peak date, where mid-range seats are £29.50–£32.50 against £39–£44.50 on peak dates, about 37% more. For the lowest price, under-30s pay from £10 on pink and yellow seats for all performances. Limited Pay What You Can tickets are available for Thursday matinee or Wednesday evening performances for those on low incomes. Groups get the biggest reduction, with the eleventh ticket free when buying ten.

Where to sit ↓
  • Young

    £10 tickets for those under 30, available on PINK & YELLOW seats for all performances.

  • Group

    Groups buying 10 tickets receive the 11th ticket free. Discount applies automatically.

  • Other

    Limited Pay What You Can tickets for Thu matinee or Wed evening performances, for those on low incomes.

Pricing

+37% peak surcharge (mid-range seats)

Peak

Weekends & holidays
AreaTopBottom
Premium£52.50£52.50
Mid-range£44.50£39
Budget£35£27.50

Off-peak

Mid-week
AreaTopBottom
Premium£35£35
Mid-range£32.50£29.50
Budget£25£15

Prices are taken from the show's official website and are a guide only — they change without notice.

Where to sit

The Park's main auditorium has excellent sightlines and comfort in an intimate space, and the smaller studio is even closer to the action.

The Park Theatre's own seating guide, level by level, is below.

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