Tickets for events at Regent's Park Open Air Theatre, London

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Venue Information

Established in 1932, the multi-award-winning Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre is one of the largest theatres in London (1,304 seats) and situated in the beautiful surroundings of a Royal Park. Passionate about producing popular, enriching and unexpected theatre that provides a lens into the here and now, the scale and ambition of our productions together with our magical outdoor setting, makes us unique in the capital’s cultural landscape. Every year we welcome over 150,000 people to our 20-week summer season.

Completing your Open Air experience, our in-house bars and restaurants include Covered Dining, The Grill and The Pizza Oven. We also have our own picnic lawn and the West End’s longest bar, stocked with all your favourite summer drinks!

The theatre is a registered charity. In January 2024 Drew McOnie assumed the role of Artistic Director, taking over from Tim Sheader, and will programme the 2025 season onwards. James Pidgeon was appointed Executive Director in 2021.

The 2025 Season at Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre – Coming Soon

Prepare to be swept away by another unforgettable year of world-class theatre at Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre! While the 2025 season lineup has yet to be announced, anticipation is already building for what promises to be another spectacular program of live performances in one of London’s most iconic outdoor venues.

Known for its breath-taking setting in the heart of Regent’s Park, this award-winning theatre is a summer staple, offering audiences the unique opportunity to enjoy exceptional storytelling under the stars.

What to Expect in 2025

Though details remain under wraps, the Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre is renowned for delivering a diverse and vibrant mix of productions each year, and 2025 will be no exception. Here’s what you can look forward to:

Showstopping Musicals: Reimagined classics and new crowd-pleasers are sure to take center stage.
Captivating Plays: Expect gripping dramas and timeless works that will leave you spellbound.
Family Favorites: The theatre’s beloved family-friendly shows are perfect for kids and adults alike.

Why Choose Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre?

Nestled in the natural beauty of Regent’s Park, this open-air venue combines culture, creativity, and the charm of the outdoors. Every performance is elevated by the magical setting, making it a must-visit destination for Londoners and visitors alike.

Experience theatre like never before in a stunning outdoor space.
A perfect evening for families, friends, or romantic dates under the stars.
Easy access to pre-show dining, picnics, and the park’s lush surroundings.

Plan Your Visit Early

Tickets to Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre are highly sought after, so be ready to book as soon as the 2025 program is announced. Make your visit even more special by exploring Regent’s Park before the show or enjoying one of the theatre’s excellent dining options.

Join the Magic of the 2025 Season

Whether you’re a lifelong theatre fan or looking to try something new, Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre promises unforgettable moments in one of London’s most scenic venues.

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Transport

By Tube

Baker Street is the closest tube station and is served by the Bakerloo, Circle, Hammersmith and City, Jubilee and Metropolitan lines. The venue is also close to Regent's Park Station (Bakerloo Line) and Great Portland Street Station (Hammersmith & City, Circle and Metropolitan lines.)

By Train

Marylebone station is a 15 minute walk to the west. Euston station is a 30 minute walk to the east.

By Car

Use the postcode NW1 4NU to plan your journey.

By Bus

Baker Street is served by bus numbers 13, 18, 27, 30, 74, 82, 113, 139, 189, 274. Marylebone Road is served by bus numbers 18, 205, 27, 30, 453 and N18.

Parking

Parking is free on the Inner Circle, Chester Road and Outer Circle after 6.30pm. Pay and Display at all other times.

Accessibility

Wheelchair Access

The theatre is fully accessible to people with reduced mobility. Spaces in the auditorium for wheelchair users and their companions can be booked in advance with the Open Air Theatre Box Office.

Hearing Systems

An FM assisted listening system is available for people with hearing impairments. Please request a handset from the venue.

Guide Dogs

Guide dogs are welcome and can be looked after if required.

General Access Info

To book a disabled space or for more information, please call 0333 320 2834.