Stacey is an experienced dancer, actress and performing arts teacher who has appeared in a wide rage of productions including West End musicals, pantomime and cutting edge new work. She trained at the London School of Musical Theatre and is the lead singer for the Dance duo Slendermen.
By Stacey Tyler Friday, May 11 2018, 16:02
NoF*cksGiven is the debut play from playwright Daisy King. As part of The King’s Head ‘Who Run The World’ season of work by female playwrights, NoF*cksGiven is an insight into the world of homelessness through the eyes of a 20 something party girl.
By Stacey Tyler Thursday, April 5 2018, 09:50
Set in June 1944 ‘Pressure’ follows the lead up to the D-Day landings, and one man’s decision that determines the course of history; the unknown but pivotal role of James Stagg, the ‘weatherman’. First presented as a co-production between The Royal Lyceum Theatre Edinburgh and Chichester Festival Theatre in 2014 the production has now been revived at The Park Theatre in their biggest space: The Park 200.
Laura Rogers and David Haig in Pressure
By Stacey Tyler Friday, November 17 2017, 10:00
Phoenix Rising is a site specific piece first staged in 2013 - this 2017 version is in memory of an inspirational cast member who unfortunately passed away last year.
By Stacey Tyler Sunday, October 1 2017, 21:35
Based on the original novel by Charlotte Brontë, Bristol Old Vic’s adaptation of JANE EYRE has been imaginatively catapulted into the 21st century. This version is a coming of age story, which focuses on the importance of Jane as a woman, who, in spite of everything, fights for herself and her freedom in a brave and unforgiving way. This reworking is as relevant now as ever. In a time where women are still fighting for equality; whether that be in monetary terms or simply in how they are viewed by the world, Jane Eyre is flying the feminism flag high and not apologising for doing so.
By Stacey Tyler Tuesday, September 26 2017, 15:21
Having only opened in May 2013, The Park Theatre is a relatively new space, however, since it opened it has had 3 West End and 2 National Theatre transfers as well as 10 national tours, so sets a high precedent for the shows that follow. Expertly written by Neil Anthony Docking, THE REVLON GIRL is a powerful and poignant story, with extreme highs as well as extreme lows this play takes you on a rollercoaster of emotions that the title never could have foretold.
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