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dear england national theatre cast
30 Jan
Casts
Emmie Newitt

Lead cast announced for UK premiere of SHUCKED at Regent's Park Open Air Theatre

The UK premiere of the hit Broadway musical will open the 2025 season at Regent's Park Open Air Theatre. We can't wait to see this laugh-out-loud, corn-fed comedy come to life this May.

dear england national theatre castThe cast of Shucked. Photo by FEAST Creative.

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regents park open air 2025 season
30 Jan
News
Emmie Newitt

Regent's Park Open Air Theatre announces Drew McOnie's inaugural season

The curtain will rise on a bold new chapter at Regent's Park Open Air Theatre as the acclaimed director and choreographer announces a thrilling season of new and exciting works this year.

regents park open air 2025 seasonJames Pidgeon & Drew McOnie. Photo by David Jensen

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dear england national theatre cast
29 Jan
Casts
Emmie Newitt

Further casting announced for return of DEAR ENGLAND

The Olivier Award-winning play makes its highly anticipated return to London this March for a limited run, before transferring to Salford for an additional four weeks.

dear england national theatre castDear England production image. Photo by Marc Brenner.

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midnight cowboy london premiere cast
29 Jan
Casts
Emmie Newitt

Cast announced for World Premiere of MIDNIGHT COWBOY - A NEW MUSICAL

midnight cowboy london premiere castLtoR Paul Jacob French & Max Bowden in Midnight Cowboy. Photo by Darren Bell

Bryony Lavery's captivating new adaptation of the classic tale, featuring a soundtrack by three-time Ivor Novello Award-winning composer Francis "Eg" White, will premiere in London this April for a limited run.

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Alex Price, Nicholas Burns and Laura Haddock in The Gift at Park Theatre. Credit Rich Southgate
29 Jan
Reviews
Stuart King

Review: THE GIFT at Park Theatre

Park Theatre presents the world premier of Dave Florez’ comedy drama THE GIFT, in which obsessive Colin is destined to fixate and generally unravel as a consequence of receiving a mysterious box through the mail… Or at least that is what his concerned sister Lisa and her partner Brian are convinced will happen, and they speak from considerable experience of Colin’s neurotic foibles.

Alex Price, Nicholas Burns and Laura Haddock in The Gift at Park Theatre. Credit Rich SouthgateAlex Price, Nicholas Burns and Laura Haddock in The Gift at Park Theatre. Credit Rich Southgate

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