Get half-price tickets for Finding Neverland at Curve
In tomorrow's Mercury, we are giving readers the chance to get half-price tickets to feel-good musical Finding Neverland at Curve.
There are 200 half-price tickets available for the show on Thursday, September 27.
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Finding Neverland is at Curve Leicester from September 22 to October 13, 2012
For a chance to get one, cut out the voucher in tomorrow's Mercury and take it to the box office at Curve, in Rutland Street; Visit Leicester, in Gallowtree Gate; or the Curve booth upstairs in the Highcross shopping centre.
One voucher is needed per ticket. A maximum of six tickets can be purchased by one person.
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The holders of the 200 special tickets will also be invited to an after-show party on the night, where they will get the chance to meet the cast and Mercury editor Richard Bettsworth.
Richard said: "This exclusive event will add up to a truly memorable evening. We are huge supporters of Curve and proud of our strong relationship with the theatre.
"Its programme is consistently entertaining and enjoyable, and Finding Neverland will be another massive hit."
Based on the Oscar-winning film, the show is about JM Barrie's friendship with beautiful widow Sylvia Llewelyn Davies and her boys, Jack, George, Michael and Peter. Inspired by their fun-filled misadventures, he creates the magical world of Peter Pan.
With the voucher, tickets will cost between £12.35 and £16.25.
For more about the performance, visit:
www.curveonline.co.uk
For full terms and conditions, see tomorrow's paper.
Comments
by jones1234
Thursday, September 27 2012, 10:51AM
“The show was slow, fragmented, poorly written and at times bordering in insulting to the Peter Pan story, the Finding Neverland story and the audience. With no direction, conflicting scenes and no subtlety this is truly the worst musical i have ever seen written for idiots by a total Imbecile!”