Regent's Park Open Air Theatre

I didn't know about the theater until earlier this year and booked tickets for Evita we saw last night. I ended up not with my other half due to a family emergency, but with my teenage daughter. She reluctantly went to 😅. The theatre is about 15 minutes walk from Baker Street MRT station. We got there early as we booked for food at The Grill.

An outdoor theatre in London, without losing those regular venues, talented actors and creative landscapes and props. It is more convenient to walk from Baker Street subway station. It is not so deliberate to enjoy the drama team here. The downside is that there is no performance on rainy days. After all, it is an outdoor venue.

Regent's Park Open-air Theatre is indeed one of the most grounded places in London. In theatre bars and picnic gardens, you can have a free picnic here, enjoy hamburgers, and the fare for the performance is only a few dollars.

In London, when Regent s Park was running, she took pictures of swans looking for food in the morning. There were tourists passing by the lake, swans still swimming quietly. I reached out and touched the back of the swan. She swam shyly and kept close to the shore. It may be the reason why good people often feed them. So the relationship between swans and people is very strong. Near, there is a very cordial feeling!

Arrived 4 minutes late and was therefore refused entry, chagrined but understandable. But here the staff provided tap water to the late arrivals, really very indifferent and unfriendly, inexplicable. There is such a stereotyped policy that even with a large number of employees serving, it still makes people feel unkind and lack of service awareness. It is a groove cake policy that does not help guests or show any elegant desire.

This is the open-air theatre in Regent Park, London. The amphitheatre is very large, with more than 1000 seats. It rotates to perform some classic plays in the summer. Because of the irregular rains in London, there are no more than one hour performances here. The theatre and its repertoire are good places for Londoners to spend the summer.

The ticket price of the open-air theatre is only a few pounds, but the success of the performance depends largely on the weather. The location is in Regent Park. The theatre looks like an ancient Roman theatre, surrounded by many fast food restaurants. Although the environment is relatively simple, the performance level is still good.