The Tempest (Regent's Park Open Air Theatre)
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The Tempest (Regent's Park Open Air Theatre)
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The Tempest (Regent's Park Open Air Theatre) London Reviews and Tickets

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Delightful, Enchanting, Absorbing, Clever, Entertaining

About the Show

A family-friendly reimagining of one of Shakespeare's final plays.

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Enchanting, Delightful, Absorbing

See it if You want to take the kids to magical trip to a remote island! Amazing amazing amazing, one of the best days I had with my nieces and nephews

Don't see it if You don’t like a bit of silly singing and dancing with kids Read more

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Clever, Entertaining, Enchanting, Delightful

See it if This was a compelling, intelligent production, performed with energy and charisma by a talented cast. My family and I loved every minute.

Don't see it if You don’t want to be asked to sing

Critic Reviews (4)

Time Out London
July 14th, 2023

"It’s extremely winning and bubbling with good ideas, but despite the benefit of being able to tweak the text, Tang’s ‘Tempest’ ultimately feels like it runs aground on the requirements of being a truncated kids’ show."
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The Guardian (UK)
July 10th, 2023

“This Unicorn theatre co-production is snappily performed at 75 minutes without an interval, its dialogue staying faithful to Shakespeare’s verse but the diction a few beats slower and clearer...it is a lovely introduction to Shakespeare and the natural surroundings of the venue add to its magic.”
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WhatsOnStage
July 12th, 2023

“I wish the production had trusted its actors’ skills rather more. Its concept is so busy, it doesn’t leave enough space for imagination and engagement. It also reveals that when you strip ‘The Tempest’ of so much language and plot, there really isn’t much there. Better to write a new play for children rather than leave Prospero and his doings so thoroughly beached.”
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The Stage (UK)
July 13th, 2023

“It feels both natural and delicately ethereal – the perfect stage for this reimagining.”
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