Running Wild at The Open Air Theatre Regent’s Park

In a new adaptation by Samuel Adamson, Michael Morpurgo’s novel is one “that you know from the start is going to break your heart” (Times).

With a cast of 40 directed by Artistic Director Timothy Sheaderand original Chichester director Dale Rooks, and puppetry design and direction by Finn Caldwell and Toby Olié, both previous Associate Puppetry Directors on War Horse, this is the largest-scale production ever to be presented at the Open Air Theatre.

Don’t miss this extraordinary story of love, loss, loyalty and of living for the moment. Book tickets online at www.openairtheatre.com

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