#Open Air Theatre

[just1alien]

Behind the Scenes: Cruella de Vil's Photoshoot

[ebiemidnightlibrarian]

GARETH SNOOK as QUINCE/EGEUS in the 2019 Production of A Midsummer Night's Dream at the Open Air Theatre in London

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[puppetdaily]

Pongo and Perdita from 101 Dalmatians at Regent's Park Open Air Theatre

[eretzyisrael]

by Shiryn Ghermezian

Anti-Israel protesters in London were accused of antisemitism for harassing theatergoers who were attending a production on Monday of the famed 1964 musical “Fiddler on the Roof.”

As seen in videos shared on social media, the protesters held Palestinian flags and gathered at a cafe next to Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre. Some of them confronted patrons of the theater and one male protester, who had a black and white keffiyeh draped on his shoulders, yelled at theatergoers “Bye Zios!” Another male protester shouted “Palestine will live forever,” told “Fiddler” ticket holders “you are an embarrassment to England,” and criticized one Israel supporter for being “a Zionist.”

The performance reportedly proceeded as planned after the protest at the cafe.

“Fiddler on the Roof,” which has also been adapted into a film of the same name, has no connection to Israel. Its protagonist is a Jewish milkman named Tevye who wants to preserve his family’s traditions in a tiny village, also known in Yiddish as a shtetl, in imperial Russia in 1905 while aiming to marry off his five daughters, who each challenge his traditions. “Fiddler on the Roof” features the famous songs “If I Were A Rich Man,” “Tradition,” “Matchmaker,” and “Sunrise, Sunset.” The theater’s content advisory warns audiences that the play includes “themes of displacement and some scenes of violence and antisemitism.” All but two of the characters in the play at Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre are Jewish.

The production is playing at the Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre from July 27-Sept. 21.

“The play has nothing to do with Israel. It has nothing to do with Zionism. Targeting a symbol of Jewish culture shows that these people hate Jews,” the Combat Antisemitism Movement wrote in a post on X/Twitter.

[mttztrading]

One season following another, laden with happiness and tears.

Fiddler On The Roof - Regent's Park Open Air Theatre: Act 1 (2024)

[sunshineandlyrics]

🤳 There was a little girl and her mother who had a sign asking for a selfie. Louis was giving them instructions on how to take it, and after they were ready he went back to pose for the selfie 🥹

Face the Music, Zurich Open Air Festival, 24 August 2024.

🪧 When Louis first spotted the fan's sign x

[reallyhardy]

a lil snippet of marc antolin & vicky vox performing feed me/git it from LSOH at regent's park open air theatre in 2018 !!!

[thereisnoafter]

Summer

Veranos del Taoro. Puerto de la Cruz

[ufonaut]

the new london production of la cage aux folles at regent's park open air theatre is completely, and i mean completely, astounding -- out of every west end show i've ever seen, last night firmly cemented this one as the absolute best! deliriously funny, heartfelt and more significant than ever with one of the best casts any show's ever landed, this definitely isn't one to miss 🌈🌈🌈 (31/07/2023)

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Open air theatre on a French vintage postcard, mailed in 1907

[steampunk-newsie]

I went to my second ever visit to the regents park open air theatre yesterday to watch Fiddler on the Roof and omg it was amazing

first of all I don't think there's a bad seat in this theatre we were sat on the very back row and we had insane views for just £15 per ticket

secondly I went into it knowing very little about the musical other than it was about the Jewish Culture which I know very little about

but it was incredible, it was one of the best pieces of theatre I've seen this year, the set is insane and I love the music which I had heard before I just didn't realise it was this musical and it was also perfect westher for the performance so yay.

I had such a great time and given the chance to go again I would definitely watch again.

[droughtofapathy]

Cabaret ticket prices have me retiring to my Victorian fainting chaise in disgust. Almost $800 for table seating? The cheapest seats at $133 for corner back mezzanine? Go fuck yourselves, producers.

[lynxgirlpaws]

this girl is a machine that turns relatively obscure references to anime she hasn't watched into channel branding

[mariocki]

Edward Woodward guest stars as Jack Liskard, Prime Minister of an unspecified African country and the target of multiple assassination attempts, in The Saint: The Persistent Patriots (5.15, ITC, 1967)

[lunarcry]

this miku;-;