The open air theatre in Regents park plays host to more than it’s fair share of Shakespeare. The pick of the bunch is the Bard’s tale of fairies messing about with love and a silly play within a play redone for the child inside you (or the kids). As you well know alls well that end well and this is no exception. Also see Romeo and Juliet and Twelth Night
REGENTS PARK July 8 – August 2 CAMDEN

The Macbeth, 70 Hoxton Street

Roll out of bed and escape to the Macbeth opposite a nice inner city estate block to find a roof terraced bbq and some rather tasty DJ’s you may even be lucky enough to catch a live band. Sundays have never been better
Sunday 27^th July / Free Before 8pm OLD STRREET

Appearing Rooms

Jeppe Hein’s interactive fountain returns for the third year. Water shoots up creating constantly changing rooms. Wits you must keep otherwise soaked you will be (thanks Yoda),
South Bank Until Sep 28 / WATERLOO

Innocent Village Fete

This has got much better since you had to buy tickets for it. It used to be one gigantic squashed picnic (maybe a euphemism for their juice..we squeezed 10,000 Londoners into the park…)and some half decent bands. Now it’s a bit quieter and there is plenty to waste your money on.

You could always go to a different park with a Frisbee and spend your cash on a bottle of champagne?
August 2-3^{rd /} Get off at Hampstead & walk you lazy people

The Devil May Drag You Under – Musical Theatre @ George Square, Edinburgh

All hell is breaking loose in Edinburgh this summer as Musical Theatre @ George Square braces itself for a riotous, irreverent, Technicolor feast of perverted puppetry, Vaudevillian thrills and musical mayhem.