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Pride and Prejudice, Regent's Park Open Air Theatre

02 Sep 16 – 17 Sep 16, 7:45 PM – 10:00 PM

Hit Open Air Theatre Pride and Prejudice stage adaptation returns for another summer of romance and comedy on the al fresco stage

By Lucy Brooks on 16/3/2016

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2013 Open Air Theatre production of Pride and Prejudice, photo by Johan Persson
2013 Open Air Theatre production of Pride and Prejudice, photo by Johan Persson
Pride and Prejudice, Regent's Park Open Air Theatre Pride and Prejudice, Regent's Park Open Air Theatre Lucy Brooks
It is a truth universally acknowledged by critics and audiences that the Open Air Theatre's 2013 production of Pride and Prejudice was a delight. The show was a sell out success and now, ahead of a national tour, it returns to the outdoor stage for a short two week run in September 2016.


Simon Reade's stage adaptation of Jane Austen's beloved love story captures the charm and spirit of the prose, incorporating snippets of interior monologues to emphasise each character's quirks.


Designer Max Jones's set gives the period drama a dash of modern technology with a revolving two tier set, echoing the setting with a replica of the wrought-iron gates around Regent's Park. And director Deborah Bruce keeps the production pacy to capture Austen's quick wit. Casting for this re-run is yet to be announced, but we're crossing our fingers that Jennifer Kirby reprises the role of Lizzie Bennett.


Book fast if you missed out on Pride and Prejudice on stage in 2013; it's such a short run, tickets will be snapped up.



What Pride and Prejudice, Regent's Park Open Air Theatre
Where Open Air Theatre, Regent's Park, Inner Cir, Westminster, London, NW1 4NU | MAP
Nearest tube Baker Street (underground)
When 02 Sep 16 – 17 Sep 16, 7:45 PM – 10:00 PM
Price £23 - £60
Website Click here to book via Regent's Park Open Air Theatre



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