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Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre Announces One Off Sunday Events for 2026

Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre has revealed details of its one off Sunday events for the 2026 season

by Staff Writer
March 12, 2026
Reading Time: 2 mins read
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Play Build Play Image supplied by publicist

Running from 24 May to 6 September, the programme brings together family entertainment and comedy set against the theatre’s iconic outdoor backdrop.

The season marks the return of Family Day, which features activities including Bach To Baby Concert, The Marvellous Myth Hunter, Fly Kid and more. Each Family Day ticket includes entry to The Marvellous Myth Hunter as well as a range of workshops and live entertainment suitable for all ages.

Younger audiences will also be able to enjoy Play Build Play, A Line Art’s Fingers Sports and the immersive Bach To Baby Family Concert: Harp in the Park featuring Cecilia de Maria.

       

The Marvellous Myth Hunter appears twice across the day, offering interactive storytelling adventures led by Amari Harris and Andy McKeane.

Comedy fans can look forward to two one night performances during the summer. James Acaster brings a brand new show to the theatre on Sunday 31 May. Tim Key appears on Sunday 6 September with Loganberry, a new work that promises poems, anecdotes and the comedian’s trademark offbeat humour.

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All events take place at Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre, with priority booking for members opening today and general booking available from 16 March.

Listings and ticket information can be found here. 

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