David King

David King first appeared at the theatre as Leonato in Much Ado About Nothing, directed by David William in 1963 - he also arranged the setting for Balthasar's song. He returned in 1964 as The Constable of France (and Musical Adviser) in Henry V, directed by David William, and as Baptista (and Musical Adviser) in The Taming of the Shrew, directed by Vladek Sheybal.

Plays and roles

Henry V (1964)

Musical Adviser

The Constable of France

Much Ado About Nothing (1963)

Setting for Balthasar's Song

Leonarto

About Our Heritage

The award-winning Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre is a London landmark – a firm fixture of summer in the city, providing a cultural hub in the beautiful surroundings of a Royal Park.

This digital archive gives access to the theatre’s rich history for the first time. With over 80 years and 300 productions to cover, this archive will be added to as resources become available.

With thanks to The JCL Trust, the founding sponsor of the Open Air Theatre Heritage Project.

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