Welcome to the February issue of the e-mail newsletter, packed with news, information and special offers on tickets for and and on group tickets for the sensational .

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                                           NODA SUMMER SCHOOL

Bookings have been rolling in since publication of the brochure for next year’s Summer School, which takes place at Loughborough University from 4 to 11 August 2007. To book a place, contact NODA on 0870 770 2480 or book online at www.noda.org.uk 

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                              WE SOLVED A PROBLEM LIKE MARIA
                                           NOW IT’S TIME TO FIND A
                                     NEW WEST END MUSICAL STAR

BBC One is launching a brand new Saturday Night Talent search.
We are looking for a newcomer to play JOSEPH in the production of
JOSEPH AND THE AMAZING TECHNICOLOR® DREAMCOAT

NATIONWIDE OPEN AUDITIONS START SOON!

CALL NOW FOR AN INFORMATION PACK
0901 293 15 15
(Maximum call cost £1 to cover admin. costs)
or visit www.bbc.co.uk/joseph
All applicants must be over 17 by January 1st 2007

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The annual Get Into London Theatre promotion, which offers tickets for top London shows at reduced prices, is proving as popular and successful as ever. Since booking opened, a number of additional shows have joined the campaign that you can’t afford to miss.

New productions include Pinter’s People, starring comedians Bill Bailey and Sally Phillips, Whipping It Up, a scandalously funny satire featuring Richard Wilson, The Dumb Waiter starring Lee Evans and Jason Isaacs, and Little Shop of Horrors which is transferring to the West End after its recent sell-out run at the Menier Chocolate Factory.

If you’re an opera lover, why not book to see La bohème, The Gondoliers or The Marriage of Figaro at the London Coliseum? Tickets for these productions are on sale at £30, so you can make a fantastic saving of over £40!

Tickets start at just £10, depending on the show, and you can purchase up to eight tickets in a single transaction. It’s the perfect opportunity to get a group of friends together and enjoy an evening of comedy, ballet, opera, music or drama. With over 60 productions taking part and new tickets being added daily, there’s no better time to Get Into London Theatre.

For more information and to book tickets, please visit www.GetIntoLondonTheatre.com  Tickets can also be purchased by calling the 24 ticket hotline on 0870 040 0039, or booked in person at the Britain and London Visitor Centre and at the Harrods Theatre Desk.

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                               SHOWCASE TV (SKY CHANNEL 181)

Showcase TV, the UK's first TV channel allowing members of the public to send their message or air their talents to the nation. Broadcast 100% Guaranteed

We want to see your crazy tricks and talents, your personal or even political message to the nation, your jokes and jackass comedy on Showcase TV (sky channel 181).

Operated by UK-based media company Classic Media Group based at Shepperton Film Studios, the Showcase TV programme launches February 12th on digital satellite channel 181. Showcase TV will rely entirely on members of the public for its programming content, you are guaranteed to be on air for the small sum of £100 plus VAT for 60 Seconds and you can buy as much airtime as you want as frequently as you want. The show runs twice weekly on a Monday and a Wednesday at 10.00pm. You could even have your own regular 5 minute slot.

Unlike similar internet sites where you have to create the visuals yourselves on poor quality mobile phones or cameras, on Showcase TV you will be recorded in a Multi-Camera TV studio at full broadcast quality - your recording will be broadcast full-screen on national TV!

You will experience a real TV recording studio, you will record on T Stage at Shepperton Film Studios, the home of such classics as Harry Potter, The Da Vinci Code, Four Weddings and a Funeral, and you can broadcast to the world any original idea you have!

Aspiring actors, up-and-coming comedians, wannabe models and unsigned bands/singers with original material or in fact anyone will be able to showcase their talents or message and launch their careers on national TV.

You never know this could be the start of a new career, or just a bit of fun, your 5 minutes of fame!

You can send a message to a loved one, a teacher, parent, pet or even the Prime Minister – get your thoughts heard! This could also be a 'Red Letter Day Experience' for somebody as a gift.

From February 12th all members of the public who appear on the channel will have their 60 seconds available to view online. (The website launch will be announced very soon).

The public will be able to vote for their favourite clips of past performers and they will be invited back to enjoy additional airtime for FREE!!!

Showcase TV is dedicated to giving the consumer the choice of being on TV, there is no need to audition for Simon Cowell, be interrogated by Alan Sugar, you don’t need to be a celebrity, you just need £100.00 and you are guaranteed your 60 seconds of fame!

In addition you can also take away the recorded piece on DVD to promote yourself on You Tube or My Space, or to send in for auditions etc. An ideal low-cost showreel plus the benefit of having broadcast to the nation on Showcase TV.

For Further Information Please Contact:
Showcase TV
Classic Media Group, Shepperton Film Studios, UK
Telephone: 01932 592016
Email: info@classic-media-group.com
www.myspace.com/showcasetv

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                                          NEXT GEN PUBLICATIONS

Tired of the same old stale school shows and puerile adaptations of out of date and out of touch musicals? Let us rock your world with theatre composed specifically for today’s young performers.

Next Gen are proud to bring you the best in contemporary musical theatre for schools, from the magical and moving through to the weird and wonderful. We are a young and enterprising publishing company based in Scotland who specialise in providing high quality musical theatre works for schools and youth theatres across the World. We use leading entertainment industry professionals to create unique, award-winning, audience-pleasing musicals. With high production standards across the board, we are sure we will have something that will interest you.

Our works have been featured in SFX Magazine, Dreamwatch Magazine, The Scotsman, The Sunday Herald, The Daily Record, The Glasgow Evening Times, Go! Magazine, UFO Magazine, Das Musical Magazine, The Courier, The Daily Telegraph, The Glaswegian, Metro Newspaper, This is Cornwall and on The Big Breakfast, BBC Television News, Grampian Television News, BBC Radio Scotland, Radio Tay, Lanarkshire Television, Musical Stages Online, Sci-Fi Channel Online, Broadway Online, The British Theatre Guide, Ain’t It Cool News, Dress Circle Online, Richard & Judy, The List Magazine, GUST Television, North Tonight News, Edinburgh Festivals Magazine, The Saskatoon Star Phoenix, This is Cornwall, and many other publications and programmes.

Information about our shows, including MP3s, plot synopsis and media coverage, can be found on our site at www.nextgenpublications.com

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                                  MEANS OF PRODUCTION 
                      A NEW UK THEATRE ARTS RESOURCE

Means of Production (MOP) is a new participatory arts resource for the UK which offers groups, individuals and communities of all types the opportunity to take part in high quality creative theatre arts workshops, performances, festivals and events.

We have great pleasure in announcing the launch of our new website. We would like to take this opportunity to invite you to visit us at www.means-of-production.co.uk and send us your feedback via our new contact address jon@means-of-production.co.uk 

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                               AMDRAM NETWORK - CASTING CALL

ROLE: Voice of Henry VIII

FILM: Mary Tudor - Victim of History?

FILM DETAILS: 90 minute docu-drama about the life of Mary Tudor and how she became the queen everyone hated.

ROLE DESCRIPTION: The first part of the film deals with the background and early life of Mary I. In this part of the film, her father, Henry VIII, features heavily as he disbands the church in order to divorce Mary's mother.

This is an important role in the film as Henry was a loved father figure and yet he was also responsible for the destruction of the religion Mary came to live her life by. The role will involve quite a bit of acting, with an opportunity to ad-lib. There will also be a lot of time to work with the director during the recording to get the right feel for the part, should any applicants feel this would help them. The role also involves some lip-synching to an actor who has already filmed the parts (permission has been granted by the actor to dub his voice).

The applicant must have the ability to convey a fearsome, powerful and sometimes tender voice. We are looking for someone who sounds roughly of the right age (between 40-60) and who can be versatile. The applicant should ideally have a strong, booming/resonant voice (baritone/bass) and the ability to talk in a regal or RP accent. Cliched examples of this type of voice would be in the style of Brian Blessed or John Rhys-Davies, but we do want someone unique and not just a 'soundalike'.

This is a paid role with travel expenses and will take approximately 1½ - 3 hours to film at our base in South East London/Kent. Full details are available on request via email.

APPLYING:

Applications will ideally be by email with attachments of auditions/voice-clips or any other showreels. Lines are available on request should you wish to read for the part.

If you have any problems at all, such as not being able to email a sample, please email me at Tvchoiceactors@aol.com and I can give you an address to send cassettes or CDs to - or you can just arrange an audition and come and meet us.

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                          FORTHCOMING LINK EVENTS FROM VAN

Link Events are designed to provide informal opportunities to meet, share and learn. Forthcoming events include:

Child Protection

27 February 2007 (Birmingham)

29 May 2007 (Manchester)

28 June 2007 (London)

This one-day training event aims to ensure that the children, staff and volunteers engaged in the arts through your organisation are as safe as they can be. It will match the demands of the legislation (including the Vulnerable Groups Bill 2006) to the particular needs of your organisation.

It will be led by Liz Whitehead, consultant and Chief Executive of the British & International Federation of Festivals and Executive Director of the National Youth Music Theatre.

Who can attend?
The event is aimed at national voluntary arts umbrella bodies, but is relevant to anyone involved in voluntary arts provision (voluntary arts organisations, local authority arts officers, Arts Council staff, policy makers, consultants etc).

How much?
Just £25 or take advantage of our £20 early-bird rate if you book four weeks or more in advance.

For further information, email daniel@voluntaryarts.org  or visit www.voluntaryarts.org

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                                                LICENSING ACT 2003

There is an online petition on the Number 10 website concerning 'music and dance' and the Licensing Act. Although it doesn't mention theatre or amateur dramatics, nonetheless NODA considers it would be worth signing. There are currently about 3,100 signatures: http://petitions.pm.gov.uk/licensing/

A Register of Local Authority Licensed Public Spaces in England and Wales has been put together by the Department of Culture, Media and Sport. The idea is make it easier to stage live performances and events in public spaces, particularly to help travelling performers locate venues. While event organisers won't need to apply for a new premises licence or give a temporary event notice themselves, they will still need to get the permission of the relevant local authority. Note that not all local authorities have provided information yet. The Register is at www.culture.gov.uk

The Independent Licensing Fees Review Panel was commissioned to look at the Licensing Act 2003 fees to ensure they were set at the right level for licensees and local councils. Following a close examination of the fees and local authority spending during the first eighteen months of the new regime, the panel has found that local authorities will have spent more than they received in licensing fees during the first three years. It also found that fee payers incurred higher costs than anticipated.

The panel also made a number of recommendations to streamline the process. These include recommendations that:

• all local authorities should accept electronic applications;
• fees for exceptionally large events, such as music festivals and country fairs, should be set locally;
• the application forms and processes should be simplified

To read the full report visit www.culture.gov.uk

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                     IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT FROM THE JOSEF 
                                       WEINBERGER HIRE LIBRARY

The Hire Library will be closed from Monday 12th until Friday 16th February 2007. During this time no materials will be sent out, and no orders can be taken. We will ensure that all orders due for despatch in this week will be sent out prior to our closedown. We would request that all orders are placed with as much notice as possible.

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                              CALLING ALL AM DRAM COMPANIES!

ITV is looking for an Am Dram groups to mentor a comedian for a new prime-time show. Is your group made up of amazing extrovert characters, who live, eat and breathe Am Dram 365 days of the year? Do you think your company has the skills to teach a comedian everything there is to know about the Am Dram world in a week? If you’re up for the challenge, then please get in touch, telling us about your company and why you think you fit the bill.

I am the Assistant Producer working on a new series in which comedians spend a week hanging out and working with interesting groups of people within Great Britain and then performing a gig for the people they have been working with at the end. These programmes will be 6 x 30 mins and will be transmitting on ITV at 10pm.

One of the worlds in which we would love to see our comedian connect with is an Am Dram group. Ideally we’re looking for an Am Dram group who have amazing extrovert characters who live, eat and breathe the Am Dram world 365 days of the year, every year.

Maybe it could be an Am Dram company from a rural community where every member of the village takes part in their annual Am Dram performance? Or maybe it could be an Am Dram company run by a family whose family has been involved in the society for over 4 generations?

The idea is that one member from the society would mentor the comedian through out the week and help them learn everything there is to know about the Am Dram group. ITV are keen that each comedian goes on a bit of a journey and immerse themselves in the world they’ve entered, and at the end of the week we’ll see what they’ve learnt when they do their stand up gig.

The filmed stand up routine could be incorporated into one of your events which might be quite a nice draw for your attendees. Anyway, these are all ideas which could be discussed if you are potentially interested in being involved.

Please let me know if you are interested in having a preliminary phone chat to obtain more information.

Kelley Doak

Tinderbox TV

Tel: 0207 598 7218

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                                               PLAYS AND MUSICALS

Professional German Tour for ‘Princess Diana, the musical’
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Grossstadt Entertainment Ltd will be touring Germany in 2008 with the European Premiere of our superb new 11m, 13f, 5m/f musical that tells the turbulent story of Charles and Diana. It focuses on their courtship; their marriage and her relationship with her children and the rest of the Royal Family. The musical culminates with their divorce, but ends at the time of her funeral. As the musical progresses it portrays the evolution of the young Diana into the intelligent mature woman, who becomes one of the most famous women in the world, but fails to find the love she needed. UK rights are available, together now with a Financial Support package for the first few productions. Ask for a free Cast Recording CD.

Silent Running (3m, 1f) : a two-act black comedy
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Harry Falcon runs his entertainment agency like he runs his life - on a downward spiral. His grip on both is weakening as each grip of the bottle of scotch strengthens its hold on him. Befriended by one of his female acts, he tries to rekindle his emotional side, but it is too late; she is spoken for, and his body and mind are way past redemption.

Free And Easy (5m, 4f) : a two-act light comedy play with music
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Enjoy a real nostalgia treat with this gently humorous, hugely entertaining, piece of escapism. Set to a backdrop of over fifteen hits of the 50s and 60's, we follow the trials and tribulations of Eric Dobbins, the dryly nonchalant publican, and his matriarchal wife, Iris (a stereotypical landlady), as they, their staff and their regulars fight to save the pub from the unscrupulous hands of the brewery manager who sees it as a potential lap-dancing venue. Requires a cast of competent singers and a three-piece band.

Lucy In The Sky (4f) : a one-act drama
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Winner - BEST ONE ACT PLAY (All Female Cast), Drama Association of Wales Annual Competition 2002. Three women seek shelter in an inner city hostel for the homeless. On this cold winter night, each has a different reason for being there. Two of them are having to come to terms with recent events which have shattered their lives. The other cannot forget her failing because once a year for fifty years she has been vividly reminded.

www.playsandmusicals.co.uk
Tel : 0700 593 8842

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                                     OPERETTA HEAVEN HOLIDAYS

                     TAILOR-MADE HOLIDAYS FOR MUSIC LOVERS

If you enjoy the wonderful romantic melodies of composers such as Johann Strauss, Franz Lehar and Emmerich Kalman then you will love Operetta Heaven!

C and H Travel have put together some very special holidays in beautiful Austria, offering the opportunity to experience magnificent Opera and Operetta performed to the very highest artistic and musical standards.

Summer holidays include visits to Operetta Festivals in Bad Ischl, Baden and Morbish. Spring and autumn short breaks to Vienna are also available, visiting the Vienna State Opera and the Volksoper (home of Viennese Operetta).

Carl and Helen Smith, directors of C and H Travel, are keen musicians and performers with a particular love for Operetta and Gilbert and Sullivan. They have been directly involved in amateur musical theatre for over 20 years. With 9 years experience of arranging trips to Austria to visit Opera and Operetta Festivals they have set up Operetta Heaven out of genuine desire to share these unforgettable experiences with other English speaking guests. In addition to wonderful music, quality and comfort are paramount - all guests are accommodated in extremely comfortable first-rate hotels that have been personally inspected and selected. A range of visits to places of musical interest, such as Lehar’s Villa in Bad Ischl, are included in the itineraries for each holiday. All this and stunning locations too!

Another special feature of the Operetta Holidays is that guests are offered a short presentation in English prior to each performance in order to introduce the characters, explain the plot and play some of the melodies, thereby enhancing the enjoyment of the beautiful music and drama to come.

Full details can be found on the Operetta Heaven website at www.operettaheaven.com Printed details are available for anyone who does not have internet access, and a free DVD is available on request to anyone who is interested (without obligation).

For more details please contact:

Carl & Helen Smith
C and H Travel Ltd
Telephone 0208 144 6545
Email: info@operettaheaven.com

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                                            ONLINE VIDEO PROJECT

We are approaching NODA in the hope that one of your members would be interested in being featured in an online video we are planning. This is being produced to promote the use of promotional video broadcasting on the web and corporate intranets. The project will target business organisations, offering a medium through which management can personally communicate a range of messages to both internal and external audiences, from financial reports to company health & safety policy.

For this purpose, we would be looking to audition a person that could play the role of a senior management executive. He/she would require good presentational skills and provide a characterisation that a business audience could easily identify with and find sympathetic. The appearance would not carry more than a nominal fee to cover expenses, but would be an interesting part that would offer exposure to the talent of your member and a positive addition to their dramatic CV.

For your further information, MPS & BBI International offers an extensive range of marketing and Internet services to meet client requirements in many markets. Based in High Wycombe, the company has over 80 clients and operates in two areas.

· MPS UK has over 25 years experience in delivering marketing and communications programmes.

· BBI has been providing specialist web and e-commerce solutions for 10 years and has developed its own software products in-house, particularly for content management solutions.

Please visit www.mpsuk.co.uk  for more details or contact ronnie.gunn@mpsuk.co.uk  for any clarification.

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                       REGULATORY INFORMATION ON WEBSITES 
                                               AND EMAIL FOOTERS

From 1 January 2007 UK companies are required to include certain regulatory information on their websites and email footers to adhere to the Companies Act and avoid having to pay a fine.

Companies must list their company registration number, place of registration, and registered office address on their website as well as in emails and on order forms. The information must be in legible characters, so can not be hidden in tiny or coloured text

More at www.theregister.co.uk

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                                              2007/8 FELLOWSHIPS

     DEVELOPING A NEW GENERATION OF CULTERAL LEADERS

An Invitation to apply for the Clore Leadership Programme

We are pleased to announce that from Monday 8 January 2007 onwards we are inviting applications for 2007/8 Fellowships on the Clore Leadership Programme.

The Programme is designed to help develop the knowledge, skills, networks and experience of potential leaders across a wide range of cultural activity.

Each Fellow will have an individually tailored programme, lasting a year or longer, and starting in September 2007. This will include:

• Two intensive residential leadership courses
• Professional development through mentoring, tuition and group learning
• Time for reflection, research and debate
• A period of secondment, including experience of managing a challenging project

The closing date for applications is Monday 19 February 2007
For further information and to access the online application form, please visit our website www.cloreleadership.org Alternatively, if you would like to receive a brochure about the Fellowships, please write to:

The Clore Leadership Programme
South Building
Somerset House
Strand
London WC2R 1LA

The Clore Leadership Programme is an initiative of the Clore Duffield Foundation.

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                          NALGAO NATIONAL SEMINAR ON LOCAL 
                 AUTHORITIES AND THE VOLUNTARY ARTS SECTOR

VAN and the National Association of Local Government Arts Officers (NALGAO) are looking for voluntary arts organisations to contribute to this joint national seminar on Local Authorities and the Voluntary Arts Sector.

The event is scheduled for late February or early March in Bristol (provisionally at either the Council House or The Watershed). The purpose of the event is to discuss the role of both sectors in the development of arts in local communities, and to demonstrate how both sectors are working effectively to support the national participation agenda. The event will also have an advocacy purpose in promoting the voluntary arts sector and effective partnerships with local authorities.

The programme is presently being developed and we are seeking good practice presentations from organisations in the voluntary arts sector on how they engage effectively with local authorities - to both support the event and to feature in the programme as part of a series of afternoon breakouts.

If you are a voluntary arts organisations and have a project that has worked effectively in your area that you would like to share with delegates from across the UK, we would like to hear from you. We are looking for a ten minute presentation that can then lead into a facilitated breakout discussion. The event offers an opportunity for you to share your experiences and will also act as an advocacy tool, so there are considerable benefits in sharing good practice.

If you would like to be involved, please email info@voluntaryarts.org or phone Ginny on 02920 395 395.

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                      CHARITIES AND VOLUNTARY ORGANISATIONS 
                                  ENCOURAGED TO SAVE ENERGY

Charities and community groups are being encouraged to improve their environmental efficiency by a new website, www.everyactioncounts.org.uk  The site offers advice and resources to help community organisations reduce energy consumption and waste. A helpful tool on the site is an online evaluator - this helps organisations assess what steps they should take. It also enables charities to evaluate their progress as they implement changes.

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                     ESMEE FAIRBAIRN FOUNDATION ANNOUNCES 
                                          £29 MILLION OF GRANTS

The Esmée Fairbairn Foundation has announced that in 2007 they expect to make grants of £29 million across the UK. The Foundation is one of the largest independent grantmaking foundations in the UK and makes grants to organisations which aim to improve the quality of life for people and communities in the UK, both now and in the future. The Foundation makes grants through four programme areas:

- Arts & Heritage;
- Education;
- Environment;
- Social Change: Enterprise and Independence.

In the past the majority of grants have been up to £100,000 (although the Foundation has also made larger grants). Applications need to be for charitable purposes and can be made at any time. For more information, phone 0207 297 4700 or write to:

Esmée Fairbairn Foundation,
11 Park Place,
London SW1A 1LP
www.esmeefairbairn.org.uk

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                      THE FOUNDATION FOR SPORTS AND THE ARTS

The Foundation for Sports and the Arts (FSA) was established in 1991 to distribute income generated by the football pools promoters. Grants can be awarded to a wide range of projects, including support for individual sports people. The Foundation's aim is to enhance the quality of life for the communities to encourage and fund sports and arts at every level. The FSA consider promoting participation and enjoyment by everyone is more important than promoting sporting or artistic excellence or success.

Funding is available for capital and revenue projects. Grants are available for a wide variety of sports and arts purposes, such as football maintenance, play areas, museums, arts projects, drama centres, etc.

For more details, visit www.thefsa.net phone 0151 259 5505 or email contact@thefsa.net 

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                                    BT COMMUNITY CONNECTIONS

deadline: 15 February 2007

BT Community Connections is a nationwide award scheme that connects local community and voluntary groups to the internet. Since 2000, the scheme has awarded more than 4,600 internet-ready PCs to community and voluntary organisations. In 2006/7 over 1,300 awards will be made to groups who can demonstrate how a PC and internet connection will benefit their work and the local community.

Applying for an award:
- Simply log on to www.btcommunityconnections.com for an application form
- You can view case studies of previous winners and judges’ top tips to help you complete your application

Successful applicants in the past include elderly silver-surfer groups, disability groups, music groups, refugee support groups, youth groups, environmental groups, victim support groups, cultural groups, family support groups and sport groups.

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                                               NICK HERN BOOKS

                                             NEW PUBLICATIONS

Two superb plays from a master of children's theatre, Stuart Paterson:

RUDYARD KIPLING'S THE JUNGLE BOOK adapted by Stuart Paterson MICHAEL MORPURGO'S KENSUKE'S KINGDOM adapted by Stuart Paterson

And two more titles in the Globe Quarto series of plays by Shakespeare's contemporaries:

THE NOBLE SPANISH SOLDIER by Thomas Dekker, edited by Zachary Lesser
THE FLEER by Edward Sharpham, edited by Lucy Munro

Page to Stage study guides: accessible guides to the world's best-known plays, aimed at students, actors and directors.

IBSEN'S A DOLL'S HOUSE by Stephen Unwin
CHEKHOV'S THREE SISTERS by Michael Pennington
 
TAKING STOCK: The Theatre of Max Stafford-Clark

by Philip Roberts and Max Stafford-Clark

The inside story of the making of some of the most influential theatre of the last thirty years

 

Nick Hern Books,The Glasshouse, 49a Goldhawk Road, London W12 8QP

t.020 8749 4953 f.020 8735 0250 www.nickhernbooks.co.uk

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                                                NODA THEATRE CLUB

GROUPS OF 10+ SAVE £20 ON THE HILARIOUS LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS

Due to phenomenal public demand, the Menier Chocolate Factory’s sell-out production of LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS transfers to the West End in March with comedian and impressionist Alistair McGowan as sadistic dentist Orin Scrivello.

Down and out Skid Row floral assistant Seymour becomes an overnight sensation when he discovers an exotic plant with a mysterious craving for fresh blood. Soon Audrey II grows into an ill-tempered, foul-mouthed, R&B-singing carnivore offering him fame and fortune in exchange for feeding its growing appetite… but as Audrey II’s hungry demands increase, all that Seymour holds dear is threatened as the plant’s sinister agenda for global domination is revealed….

Groups of 10+ can buy tickets at just £25 per person, Monday-Thursday evenings, Wednesday and Saturday matinees. Rate applies to tickets booked and paid for by 6 March.

To book call now on 020 7907 7002.

 
BUY ONE TICKET AND GET ONE FREE FOR THE SENSATIONAL WE WILL ROCK YOU

Now in its 5th phenomenal year, WE WILL ROCK YOU has been enjoyed by a staggering 5 million people and continues to have people rocking in the aisles night after night. Created by award-winning writer and comedian Ben Elton alongside Brian May and Roger Taylor, the breathtaking show features 32 of Queen’s classic hits including Killer Queen, Bohemian Rhapsody and Radio Ga Ga.

Get two top price tickets for £58, Tuesday, Wednesday evenings and Wednesday matinees until 31 March (exclusions apply).

To book call now on 020 7907 7056 quoting ‘We Will Rock You offer’.