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The Amphitheatre in Church House Gardens was constructed to replace a bandstand and viewing area after the destruction by vandals in 1963 of the thatched roofed bandstand that stood on an island in the park lake. According to the Friends of Bromley…

The Crystal Palace Concert Bowl was constructed in 1997, replacing a temporary structure of 1961 to maintain the tradition of music at the Crystal Palace that goes back to the mid-nineteenth century. It replaced an earlier bowl dating from 1961 and…

Felton Park was created in the thirteenth century, and is now a large public space where seasonal outdoor theatre performances sometimes take place.

Ordsall Hall is a former manor house near Salford, which hosts seasonal outdoor performances in the beautiful gardens.

The Walled Garden at Shenley Park, a former private estate that has been transformed into a public park, contains a small amphitheatre that hosts seasonal open-air performances.

The Tuckwell Amphitheatre in Cheltenham is a stone-built amphitheatre set in the wooded grounds of Dean Close School, which that hosts regular open-air theatre performances during the summer months.

The Three Inch Fools are a touring company specialising in musically-driven Shakespeare productions, who perform at a wide range of venues including various outdoor sites.

Cawdor Castle, which dates from the late fourteenth century, often hosts seasonal open-air theatre productions as part of its summer events programme.

The Carrickfergus Mill Ponds are the site of a local nature reserve, which hosts occasional open-air Shakespeare performances as part of a Shakespeare in the Park festival.

Shaftesbury Park in Carrickfergus is a public park, which hosts occasional open-air Shakespeare performances as part of a Shakespeare in the Park festival.