Outdoor theatre

Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre

The summer months in London offer a unique opportunity to experience theatre al fresco. A notable (and renowned) example of an open-air theatre space in London is Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre where guests can catch a show whilst immersed in the serenity of one of London's most prestigious royal parks. Alongside a promise of excellent entertainment, the unique venue makes it a wholly magical experience.

The shows change month to month, with August spotlighting the family favourite 101 Dalmatians (running from 12th – 28th August). Succeeding the Disney classic is Antigone, running from 3rd – 24th September.

Globe Theatre

Any mention of outdoor theatre spaces in London would be amiss without the inclusion of the most notable and historical open-air theatre in London: Shakespeare's Globe Theatre. This replica of Shakespeare’s ‘O- theatre’ showcases anything from the works of Shakespeare to those of his contemporaries, including Ben Jonson, Thomas Dekker, and Thomas Middleton. With interactive audiences, exceptional theatrics, and its renowned historical character, a visit to the Globe is one to remember.

This summer's performances include Much Ado About Nothing, Julius Caesar (believed to be the first play performed at the original Globe in 1599), Henry VIII, King Lear, The Tempest, and I, Joan.