Hello Dolly! Theatre Tickets London
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The Open Air Theatre
The best part of a London summer is the opportunity to watch great productions in the open air theatre at Regent's Park. It is currently hosting the popular musical production - Hello Dolly.The best part of a London summer is the opportunity to watch great productions in the open air theatre at Regent's Park. It is currently hosting the popular musical production - Hello Dolly.
The musical centres around the life of Dolly Levi, who ensures the city of New York will never be the same as this matchmaker does the rounds, making sure there are no lonely souls. This dramatic production is well worth a visit, and you can look forward to hits such as Put on Your Sunday Clothes and, of course, Hello Dolly.
The open air theatre at Regent's Park plays host to this musical rendition of a Hollywood great every day of the week. You can enjoy matinee performances at 14:30 on Thursdays and Saturdays.
The Open Air Theatre
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