Danny Dyers talks to Katie Spain and journalists about James McAvoy and Orlando Bloom at the Laurence Olivier theatre Awards in London.
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D Tyme wins the first round of AUSTIN’S GOT TALENT Competition hosted by the “Beat of the ATX” Austin’s Beat 104.9! ATX’s most talented artists compete each day for two tickets to the Kanye West GLOW IN THE DARK TOUR featuring Lupe Fiasco, N.E.R.D. and Rhianna on April 30, 2008 at the Frank Erwin Center. The contest will continue for 9 more days. Each daily winner will compete at the end of the competetion for the grand prize to see the Kanye West’s GLOW IN THE DARK Concert Live in Washington, D.C.! Stayed tuned to the BEAT 104.9 for more information…
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Rip It For Tickets the Kanye West Edition on the Wake Up Call 1079 the End.
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Where can i book them on the net(i live out of the UK) and at cheap prices if possible(!!hahaha!) Les Mis is like a Must but if i cant get or if its too expensive then maybe Phantom or…We Will Rock You \ Mamma Mia…
I would book via either www.lastminute.com or www.whatsonstage.com (checking which site has the cheapest deals!). Failing that, you can book online at www.seetickets.co.uk or at www.ticketmaster.co.uk, though they charge a booking fee. I have bought tickets from all these sites in the past, and they have provided very good service.
To check out where the best seats are in the theatre, and to make sure your 'cheap seats' are actually good ones too, check out the website www.theatremonkey.com, as this will tell you which seats to avoid, and also has seating plans for all the theatres.
Les Mis is wonderful, but all the shows you've mentioned are about the same price. I would recommend 'Billy Elliot' over 'We Will Rock You', unless you are the biggest Queen fan ever! And 'Wicked' is amazing, if you can't find tickets for the other shows.
I really want to buy two tickets for my best friends birthday but don't have alot of money. She really deserves them as shes had a really bad time of it lately.
the half price ticket booth in leicester square may have dirty dancing tickets. you go there the day of the show and see what they have got. otherwise you just pay what ever the box office price is. very occasionally there are special offers on, best to check with ticket master or call the box office at the adlwych theatre
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Londontheatre is a GREAT place for buying west end tickets…Go for it!
Thanks…xoxo—Lauren 
Daniel Boys and Mark Goldthorp performing If You Were Gay from the fab musical Avenue Q (currently playing at the Noel Coward Theatre…tickets available!) at West End Live.
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seated? I've seen so many offers online for shows, but when you start to purchase the tickets, you never get told where you're to be seated – you just get "best available seats" and that's it until you turn up!
If you have the time on the day, you can get them direct from the theatres if they still have seats left. I know for 'Wicked' you can get day seats, which are the front row seats reserved for day ticketing, which are about £25 I think? You do have to go quite early in the morning for those though as they are quite popular, but a lot cheaper than the £60 ones from Row B back. Just try calling at the theatre of the show you want to see and they'll be able to tell you, or phone up before you travel to ask about it then you at least have an idea of what's on offer. The only other thing I can suggest is Ticketmaster, and just browse the website for cheaper tickets – then you can have an idea of how much you want to pay. Shows that are in previews, or are closing, such as Lord of the Rings, may have discounted tickets avaliable too. It all depends on what you want to see really.