Robin Hood: The Legend. Re-written. (Regent's Park Open Air Theatre)
Robin Hood: The Legend. Re-written. (Regent's Park Open Air Theatre)
Closed 2h 20m London: Fitzrovia
46% 14 reviews
46%
(14 Ratings)
Positive
29%
Mixed
21%
Negative
50%
Members say
Confusing, Quirky, Slow, Refreshing, Ambitious

About the Show

Carl Grose's new take on the legendary outlaw of Sherwood Forest.

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Critic Reviews (12)

London Theatre
June 29th, 2023

"This reinvention exists in limbo between send-up and sanctimony, a clever exercise in theory that is enervating to watch."
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The Guardian (UK)
June 25th, 2023

“The show feels a little too twisty and messy at times but it is utterly winning too. The entire thing froths over with a great sense of fun and heaps of imagination. This is how to rewrite a legend: a must-see this summer.”
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The Telegraph (UK)
June 25th, 2023

“For all the brief, bang-on allusions to unjust land ownership, punishing taxation and eco-unfriendly road-building - the show never quite hits the theatrical bull’s-eye.”
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The Times (UK)
June 26th, 2023

“The script has its moments of fun, but also feels in need of another edit or two. Best, I suppose, to treat it all as an early outbreak of panto in the sunshine.”
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The Stage (UK)
June 26th, 2023

“Arrow-related illusions by John Bulleid are a bonus treat. It’s unlikely to dislodge the memory of cherished Robins past. But it’s a delirious evening of summery fun.”
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All That Dazzles (UK)
June 24th, 2023

"The entire intent of this show was never made clear and felt like a particularly under-rehearsed pantomime in parts. ... 'Robin Hood' was a show whose riches were few and far between and overall was poorly executed."
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WhatsOnStage
June 26th, 2023

“This is a real disappointment and a rare misfire for this venue. It’s ponderous where it should be magical, and desperately lacking in purpose and clarity.”
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West End Best Friend
June 24th, 2023

“We feel that if the creative team were to take a step back from getting caught up in too many diverging paths from the original and found a more balanced tone, this show could really succeed, yet instead what is presented at the moment is more a workshop, than a polished production.”
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