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Northernhay Gardens, overlooking the city of Exeter, host occasional open-air theatre performances by companies including Miracle Theatre.

Belmont House consists of an eighteenth-century house and more than 3,000 acres of estate grounds, where open-air performances sometimes take place as part of a seasonal events programme.

Rougemont Gardens were originally part of the defences of Exeter Castle, and now offer an open space in the city centre that sometimes hosts open-air theatre performances.

The Hill of The O’Neill heritage centre in Dungannon includes a partially open 98-seat performance theatre.

Calke Abbey is a country house estate located near Ticknall, with an outdoor theatre space in the walled garden.

Claremont is a beautiful National Trust landscape garden in Surrey surrounding a small lake and featuring an amphitheatre.

Crouch Gardens are an open space in the heart of Seaford, which can be hired as a site for open-air theatre performance and host regular productions.

Borde Hill Garden consists of over 200 acres of garden, park, and woodlands overlooking the Sussex High Weald, hosting occasional open-air theatre productions.

West Dean Gardens is a restored historic garden nestled at the foot of the South Downs, which hosts occasional open-air theatre performances.

Chichester Cathedral is a historic building that is over nine hundred years old, with open-air theatre performances occasionally taking place in the grounds.