Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre is the first London theatre to welcome back audiences with 70 live performances in August and September.
Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Jesus Christ Superstar, will play for 6 weeks from Friday 14 August 2020.
BOOKING INFORMATION
Jesus Christ Superstar: The Concert
Priority booking opens at 11am, Monday 20 July 2020 with public booking opening at 11am, Tuesday 21 July 2020. Priority booking is for current members.
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Priority booking opens at 11am, Wednesday 22 July 2020 with public booking opening at 11am, Thursday 23 July 2020. Priority booking is for current members.
Priority booking access for both can also be purchased for £15
William Village, Executive Director said: “Following the government’s announcement last week that outdoor theatres may re-open, we have been working around the clock to find a way to open in August and September this year. With social distancing, seating capacity has been dramatically reduced to 390 seats (down from 1,256). This makes producing any large-scale show economically extremely challenging, particularly as we are an unfunded organisation. Nevertheless, both for us as a venue, and the industry as a whole, we believe it is incumbent upon us to do everything possible to re-open this year, and we’re delighted to announce this special concert staging of our award-winning production of Jesus Christ Superstar.
Of course, the safety of our audience, performers and staff remains of paramount importance to us. We will follow government guidance meticulously; measures to be introduced at the entirely open air venue include: reduced capacity, distanced performers, enhanced cleaning, one-way systems, mandatory face coverings, temperature checks, paperless and cashless systems and multiple hand sanitiser stations. All information will be set out clearly on our website and communicated with audiences in advance of their arrival.”