Last year I broke the news of the National Lottery creating a nationwide ticket scheme. This year the National Lottery has brought back a scheme which allowed lotto players to claim a £25 theatre token for free. All you had do to get your hands on a lotto ticket or scratchcard, go to https://www.loveyourlocaltheatre.com/ and... Continue Reading →
With Frozen joining the Lion King and Bedknobs and Broomsticks as well as Beauty and the Beast setting off on UK tours there's a lot of Disney stageyness around. However, there may be one thing stopping you from a visit - the price! You may be wondering can you still bag tickets for a reasonable... Continue Reading →
The English National Opera has announced that its scheme for under 18s to access free tickets at its Covent Garden home is to be extended to cover those under 21. Tickets are available on every level of the London Coliseum from the Stalls to the Balcony. In order to be eligible, all you need to... Continue Reading →
It won't be long until the Birmingham Hippodrome stage is full of doorbell ringing, all singing, all dancing Mormons. It must mean only one thing...The Book of Mormon is coming to town and I've got some news that will please those of you who think it's out of your budget. Today it was announced that... Continue Reading →
The BBC reports that theatre tickets in the west end have risen by an eye-watering 30%. The average west end ticket is now just under £50, coming in at £49.25. However, that doesn't mean that this price needs to be paid. As a regular theatregoer, I've picked up a few tricks to save some money.... Continue Reading →
Following the huge amount of views to my blog about £1 tickets to see The Full Monty it's clear there is certainly a market for fantastic ticket deals so I've managed to track down another one for you! It seems that ATG wants to try and offload the large amounts of single seats they haven't... Continue Reading →
The value for money rating.
Prices start from £1.50 in some ATG venues for the latest tour of the Full Monty which stars household names including Gary Lucy.
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