Play · Off-West End
The Revlon Girl
Neil Anthony Docking's Olivier-nominated play, directed by Maxine Evans, tells the true story of mothers in Aberfan who, after the 1966 disaster, secretly invited a Revlon representative for beauty tips. This funny, moving, and compassionate drama features an impressive all-female cast including Llinos Daniel, Hedydd Dylan, Charlotte Gray, Mirain Haf Roberts, and Antonia Kinlay, and won an Off-West End Award for 'Best New Play'.
Buying advice
How to book
Seats run from £29.50 to £35. Under-30s pay less from £10; groups get the biggest reduction; preview performances are cheaper from £20.
Ways to pay less
Since The Revlon Girl closes on 14 November, book for the date you can make. The best value is a preview performance, with tickets from £20 for the opening on Mon 26 Oct at 7pm. Otherwise, an off-peak date is an easy saving, with all seats £29.50 against £35 on peak dates. Under-30s pay from £10, and groups of ten or more get the biggest reduction, with one free ticket for every ten bought.
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- Young
Park Under 30 members (free to join, ages 16-29) can book up to two £10 tickets across productions, on the seats marked for it on each show's seating plan.
Over 65s get discounts on selected Park200 shows, on Monday evenings and midweek matinees. Not on the top two price bands or fundraising performances.
- Group
Buy 10 tickets and get the 11th free. The discount applies automatically in the basket.
Free access membership, no proof needed: choose your access requirement under Other Preferences in your account. Access tickets are £18.50 in any seat for regular Park200 shows and £9.50 for regular Park90 shows, or 50% off up to two tickets for short runs, one-off events and fundraising performances. You can bring a companion at the access rate.
Limited Pay What You Can tickets for people who are unemployed or on lower incomes, on any Thursday matinee or Wednesday evening. In person at the Box Office from one hour before the performance, with proof of Jobseeker's Allowance or Universal Credit. Not available if the performance is heavily booked or sold out.
- Other
A 15% discount is available Monday to Thursday for entertainment union members (including Equity, BECTU, the Writers Guild, UK Theatre, ITC and the Musicians Union).
Pricing
+19% peak surcharge (mid-range seats)Peak
Weekends & holidays| Area | Top | Bottom |
|---|---|---|
| All seats | £35 | £35 |
Off-peak
Mid-week| Area | Top | Bottom |
|---|---|---|
| All seats | £29.50 | £29.50 |
Prices are taken from the show's official website and are a guide only — they change without notice.
Seating
Critics
What the critics said
Reviews of this production at Park Theatre · Opened 28 October 2026
2 reviews, 1 with a star rating · an average appears once five outlets have given stars
Also reviewed by British Theatre Guide
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