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Abergavenny Castle is the site of a ruined Norman castle, which hosts seasonal outdoor theatre productions.

The gardens of the Blaise Castle estate include an amphitheatre that hosts occasional outdoor productions.

Bosworth Battlefield Heritage Centre is a fifteenth-century battle site museum, which hosts occasional open-theatre performances as part of its events programme.

Chiltern Open Air Museum rescues and preserves threatened historic buildings, hosting occasional on-site outdoor theatre performances as part of its seasonal events programme.

Gilbert White House Museum is located in the former home of the eighteenth-century naturalist Gilbert White, and sometimes hosts open-air theatre performances in its grounds.

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

Jarrow Hall, which is home to a reconstructed Anglo-Saxon farm and village and the Bede Museum, occasionally hosts touring theatre productions as part of its seasonal events programme.

Kirkleatham Museum is the local history museum for Redcar and Cleveland, hosting open-air theatre performances as part of its seasonal events programme.

The National Waterfront Museum in Swansea hosts occasional open-air theatre performances within the museum park.

The new amphitheatre area at Dorchester's Roman Town House will be used to stage theatre productions.