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St Davids Bishop's Palace (Llys yr Esgob Tyddewi) is the site of a ruined medieval-era religious building, which typically hosts an annual summer run of outdoor theatre productions in association with Festival Arts.

Chepstow Castle is an ancient and beautifully preserved Norman-era stronghold, which hosts a regular open-air theatre season with productions by various touring companies.

Caldicot Castle is a Norman-era castle set in 55 acres of park grounds, which hosts occasional outdoor theatre performances in season.

Raglan Castle is a late medieval castle, which hosts occasional outdoor theatre performances in season.

Tintern Abbey (Abaty Tyndryn) is a splendidly Gothic, partially ruined twelfth-century abbey, which hosts occasional outdoor theatre productions.

Gawsworth Hall Garden Theatre is a covered outdoor theatre in the grounds of Gawsworth Hall, a Tudor country house, which hosts regular seasonal outdoor productions.

Hever Castle is a thirteenth-century castle that hosts an annual festival of outdoor theatre, with performances taking place in an open-air auditorium in the grounds.

Lytham Hall is a Grade I listed Georgian house, which hosts regular outdoor theatre productions as part of its summer events programme.

Bedwellty House is a Grade II-listed house and gardens, which hosts occasional outdoor theatre performances as part of its seasonal events programme.

Mapledurham House is an Elizabethan-era manor house, which hosts various outdoor theatre productions on its grounds as part of its summer events programme.