Harjinder & Si jamming backstage @ the Mac Theatre. this is just messing. were currently working on some stuff for studio and live, also delivering various workshops!
Both Playing along with Joe O’Donnel on 24th feb at the Belgrade Theatre, tickets £6 (Belgrade Box Office) doors 7pm. (evening show of the Coventry Mela)
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A television interview for the Sketch Comedy Group “Fade To Brown”!
Check us out – August 24th at the Panasonic Theatre!
Tickets avaliable at ticketmaster.ca or 416-870-8000.
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I was wondering whether you can buy the half price theatre tickets from those booths around Leicester square for any date or can you only buy them for the date you turn up to one of those booths? Also is there anywhere else i could buy half price theatre tickets?
ok, the offcial tkts booth on leicester is for on the day only, some of the other unoffcial booths are just agents so you can book for whenever. We use Lastminute.com alot they have meal & show deals too, also see.co.uk, e bay can be good, but with all deals if they are too good to be true they usually are!!
Looking for the site which is consistently the cheapest (ticket price, service charge, postage), most reliable and has the best access to tickets. Similar opinions on theatre / hotel package sites would be welcome as well i.e. standard of hotel, total price
Based on actual experience please, rather than a random Google search.
Cheers
seetickets.com has always been good, or ticketmaster
i would love to see it in london as ive never been to see anything in the west end but i have no idea where its going to be or where to buy tickets! thanks
Try the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. The show will be opening there later on this year after Lord of the Rings closes.
I’ve seen both Broadway and West End versions of Wicked, Hairspray, Jersey Boys, Chicago etc… But can’t see an obvious difference in the quality of performance. Yet there is considerable difference in price.
(Box office sale only – I know that there are offers/discounts for both)
Anyone know why?
ya i noticed that too. I saw Wicked on Broadway for $150 a ticket. Then when I went to London I saw the West End version for 12.50 pounds. I was shocked. thats like $25. and in all honesty the west end production was MUCH better. the cast was more talented. I gues it really is location, but it shouldnt be.
Like most people have said, head for Leicester Square.
The official cheap ticket vendor is called "tkts" and is in a little hut in Leicester Square itself. Most tickets are sold at half-price, plus a £2.50 booking fee.
Beware that the ticket shops next to the Underground station are different, privately-run places. Don't get them mixed up with the real thing!
If you have web access while you're visiting, the tkts website lists what they're selling each day.
Hi, need to get hold of a pair of theatre tickets in west end (london) for saturday night, not pantomine please!!
I believe there's a place near Picadilly Circus where you can get last minute tickets to any theatre !! Ask a cabbie driver there , he'll know where !! God luck and Happy New Year !
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MONTY PYTHON, the ficticious character invented in 1969 by Graham Chapman, John Cleese, Terry Gilliam, Eric Idle, Terry Jones and Michael Palin released in 1975 the comedy classic “Monty Python and the Holy Grail”.
King Arthur and his knights embark on a low-budget search for the Grail, encountering many very silly obstacles.
The story of the legendary King Arthur, Sir Lancelot, the Brave, Sir Robin the Not-Quite-So-Brave-as-Sir Launcelot, the Knight of Ni and the Bridgekeeper who asks people tricky questions that must be answered right or you die… or not.
Eric Idle wrote a theatrical version , based on the same stories and characters, what became the Musical “Spamalot”.
The musical became a huge success and earned the 2005 Tony Award for Best Musical. The musical is performed regularly at
- Broadway, NY (Shubert Theatre) Opened March 17, 2005
- London, UK (Palace Theatre) Opened 16 October, 2006
- Las Vegas (Grail Theater @ Wynn LV) Opened March 31, 2007
and they are now on US Tour visit http://www.MontyPythonsSpamalot.com for dates, locations and tickets.
This video contains snippets of the Opening of the musical in London, UK and some excerpts from the show in London, including excerpts of “Finland”, “I’m All Alone”, “Knights of the Round Table” and “Bright Side of Life”.
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