The Story of the Open Air Theatre, Regent's Park
By David Conville

'Eccentric, imaginative, unpredictable, magical, chilly, enjoyable are among the multitude of words that have described the Park experience.'

The Park is the story of one of London's most glorious summer attractions and is filled with photographs that capture the unique magic of this great venue.

Since the very first production of Twelfth Night in 1932 the Open Air Theatre has thrilled, charmed and entertained thousands of people every summer with its hugely successful seasons of Shakespeare, classics, opera, musicals and family shows.

The Park showcases a remarkable roll call of stars of the stage including in alphabetical order: Bernard Bresslaw, Jim Broadbent, Dora Bryan, Janie Dee, Judi Dench, Ralph Fiennes, Edward Fox, Richard E Grant, Jack Hawkins, Roy Hudd, Felicity Kendal, Vivien Leigh, Damien Lewis, Anna Neagle, Natasha Richardson, Robert Stephens and Denis Quilley. Their work and the dedication, commitment and extraordinary contribution of many others to the success of the Open Air Theatre over 75 years is celebrated in this book.

The Park: The Story of the Open Air Theatre Regent’s Park by David Conville is published by Oberon books.

Place an order for a copy at the special price of £12 plus £1.50 p&p (rrp £15).

Please note that this price includes postage and package within the UK.