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Open Air Theatre London, United Kingdom
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Romeo and Juliet
The Open Air Theatre in Regent's Park had a spectacular, amazing, breathtaking, heartbreaking production of "Romeo and Juliet." It was about three hours or so including the intermission and the park was closed by the end of it, so we had to walk a ...
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off to london
... nbsp; After discovering that The Globe (Shakespeare's original open-air theatre) was completely sold out for the two nights we were staying in London, we decided to try our luck at ...
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London, August 5, 2006 - Saturday
... and then I proceeded towards Tower Bridge. By the Thames, at a small amphitheatre near the present City Hall, I even chanced upon an open-air theatre play. Even if I arrived just before the end. And then I called it a night. Once again in my hotel room, ...
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My First Trip to the Globe
... a plot and understand the more obvious jokes. Now, I only made it through to the intermission because it was so cold in the open-air theatre. A heavier coat will be needed, next time. I wish I’d have been able to tough it out, but it started to ...
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There was a fleeting wisp of glory called Camelot
... worth doing, when it was finally decided that we would be literary, like all British seem to be, and attend a play at the Open-Air Theatre at Regent's Park. We would go see Richard Burton's musical, Camelot, you know, the one with King Arthur, Lancelot, ...
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Shakespeare in the Park
... performed using Shakespeare’s words, some of the characters were a little less scary and the scenes PG rated. So the open air theatre was packed with school children and I was sitting front row centre for the play. There were a few short showers ...
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Arrival!
... and exciting and I can't spend too much more type writing about it. We're seeing our first play tonight in the Regent's Park Open Air Theatre, the Bard's own "Much Ado About Nothing," which I read in middle school. I'll keep you all updated, but I don't ...
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A tale of two cities
... a little better. I'm saving all my big shows for when I get back for Croatia, but go to the Open Air theatre in Regents Parks to see a Shakespeare play called Cymberline. They haven't performed it for 50 years and I can kind of ...
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Some things never change
... to Baker Street where we met up with some ICI people at guess where, Pizza Express, before heading to the Regent Park Open Air Theatre. We had fab seats, second row, I had strawberries and cream to watch the ...
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London
... crap to something really impressive, the new Globe Theatre. Built as a replica of Shakespeare's original Globe, it is an open air theatre on the Thames. We went on a tour with a bloke who was obviously an actor! Everything made sense after studying ...
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