Address: Regent's Park, London, NW1 4NPX Tube: Baker Street Tel: 0844 826 4242 Capacity 1, 240 Air Conditioning: Theatre outdoor! Wheelchair Access: Yes! Sound Amplification: Yes! Seating Plan Location Map The Open Air Theatre has been a permanent feature in London’s Regent’s Park since 1932. The outdoor Theatre is leased by The Royal Parks to The New Shakespeare Company Ltd which is a registered charity and a not-for-profit company. The season mainly take place May to September!

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WHAT'S ON TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD by Harper Lee, adapted for the stage by Christopher Sergel Buy Tickets   Review    Genre Drama Previews from 16 May 2013 Opens 22 May 2013 Booking to 15 Jun 2013 Closes 15 Jun 2013 Time Mon – Sat at 7.45pm; matinees Weds, Thurs and Sats 2.15pm Performers Robert Sean Leonard (Atticus Finch), Richie Campbell (Tom Robinson), Simon Gregor (Bob Ewell), Hattie Ladbury (Ms Maude Atkinson), Rona Morison (Mayella Ewell), Joe Speare (Reverend Sykes), Daniel Tuite (Boo Radley), Michele Austin (Calpurnia), Christopher Ettridge (Mr Walter Cunningham/Judge Taylor), Tom Godwin (Nathan Radley/Mr Gilmer), Stephen Kennedy (Heck Tate), Phil King (Link Deas), Julie Legrand (Stephanie Crawford/Mrs Dubose), Eleanor Worthington-Cox, Lucy Hutchinson and Izzy Lee share the role of Scout, whilst Harry Bennett, Sebastian Clifford and Ewan Harris share the role of Dill, and Gus Barry, Callum Henderson and Adam Scotland share the role of Jem.  Director Timothy Sheader Design Jon Bausor Lighting Choreography Costume Sound Ian Dickinson for Autograph Producer Open Air Theatre Synopsis Tells the story of life in the American Deep South through the inquiring eyes of a child. Jem and Scout’s idyllic childhood innocence is shattered by the realisation that prejudice rules their town when their father defends a young black man falsely accused of raping a white woman and the family becomes a target of gossip and abuse. B/O Price £25 -£45 (Premium Seats £55) Length 2hrs 45mins Other Info PRIDE AND PREJUDICE Based on the novel by Jane Austen. Adapted for the stage by Simon Reade Buy Tickets       Genre Drama Previews from 20 Jun 2013 Opens 25 Jun 2013 Booking to 20 Jul 2013 Closes 20 Jul 2013 Time Mon – Sat at 7.45pm; matinees Thurs and Sat 2.15pm. (No matinees on 20, 22 or 27 June.) Performers Jane Asher (Lady Catherine De Bourgh), Ed Birch (Mr Collins), Leah Brotherhead (Mary/Miss De Bourgh), Imogen Byron (Kitty Bennet), Sophia Capasso (Georgina), Olivia Darnley (Charlotte Lucas), Caroline Harker (Mrs Gardiner), Rob Heaps (Mr Bingley), Yolanda Kettle (Jane Bennet), Jennifer Kirby (Elizabeth Bennet), Rebecca Lacey (Mrs Bennet), Frances McNamee (Caroline Bingley), David Oakes (Mr Darcy), Barnaby Sax (Mr Wickham), Eleanor Thorn (Lydia Bennet),Timothy Walker (Mr Bennet) , David Whitworth (Sir William).  Director Deborah Bruce Design Lighting Choreography Costume Sound Producer Open Air Theatre Synopsis As the Bennet sisters haplessly search for love in Jane Austen’s ultimate romantic comedy, it is Mr Darcy who unwittingly finds his match. B/O Price £25 -£55 Length Other Info WINTER'S TALE, THE by William Shakespeare Buy Tickets       Genre Drama Previews from 29 Jun 2013 Opens 05 Jul 2013 Booking to 20 Jul 2013 Closes 20 Jul 2013 Time Mon, Tues, Weds, Fri at 1.30pm; Sat at 9.45am; Sun at 10am and 1.30pm. Performers Lewis Goody (Florizel), Guy Burgess (Leontes), Dean Nolan (Polixenes), Sirine Saba (Hermoine), Alexandra Maher (Paulina/Camillo), Kezrena James (Perdita). Director Design Lighting Choreography Costume Sound Producer Open Air Theatre Synopsis re-imagined for everyone aged six and over. Tells the story of a lost princess raised by a shepherd and of her secret romance with a prince. As we follow her adventure, we encounter a bear chase, a statue that comes to life, a sheep shearing contest and an unexpected family reunion. B/O Price £15 Length Other Info SOUND OF MUSIC, THE Music by Richard Rodgers, lyric Oscar Hammerstein II, Book by Howard Lindsay & Russel Crouse, suggested by 'The Trapp Family Singers' by Maria Augusta Trapp Buy Tickets       Genre Musical Previews from 25 Jul 2013 Opens 05 Aug 2013 Booking to 07 Sep 2013 Closes 07 Sep 2013 Time Mon – Sat at 7.45pm; matinees Thurs and Sats 2.15pm; ( no matinee 25 July) Performers Charlotte Wakefield (Maria Rainer) , Michael Xavier (Captain Von Trapp), Faye Brookes (Liesl) , Helen Hobson (Mother Abbess), Caroline Keiff (Elsa Schraeder), Joshua Tonks (Rolf), Kimberley Blake, Helen Colby, Samuel Edwards, Tim Frances, Victoria Hinde, Christopher Hunt, Michael Matus, Harry Morrison, Gemma Page, Laura Pick, Stuart Matthew Price , Anna Simmons, Chloe Taylor, Helen Walsh. Director Rachel Kavanaugh Design Peter McKintosh Lighting Tim Mitchell Choreography Costume Peter McKintosh Sound Producer Open Air Theatre Synopsis The score for The Sound Of Music includes My Favourite Things, Do-Re-Mi, Edelweiss, Climb Ev'ry Mountain, Sixteen Going on Seventeen, The Lonely Goatherd and of course the title song The Sound of Music. B/O Price £25 -£55 Length Other Info Musical Direction by Steve Ridley DINOSAUR ZOO by Erth       Genre Children Drama Previews from 09 Aug 2013 Opens 09 Aug 2013 Booking to 08 Sep 2013 Closes 08 Sep 2013 Time Mon – Weds (2.15pm), Fri (11.30am & 2.15pm), Sat – Sun (9.45am & 11.30am). No perfs Mon 2 - Fri 6 Sept Performers Director Design Lighting Choreography Costume Sound Producer BOS Productions Ltd Synopsis Uses life-size puppetry to bring the dinosaurs to life. Features a range of dinosaurs from cute baby dinos to teeth-gnashing giants. B/O Price £15 - £20 Length 50mins Other Info Suitable for all ages 3+

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