Ghost Stories – Last chance to Save: Half Price Tickets
May 17, 2011
Save £21 on tickets to see Ghost Stories at the Duke of York’s Theatre in London
Valid Tuesday to Thursday and Friday 9.30pm until the 17th June
WARNING: Please be advised that Ghost Stories contains moments of extreme shock and tension. The show is unsuitable for anyone under the age of 15. We strongly advise those of a nervous disposition to think very seriously before attending.
A truly terrifying theatrical experience written and directed by The League of Gentlemen’s master of the macabre, Jeremy Dyson, and Andy Nyman, co-creator and director of Derren Brown’s television and stage shows and star of Dead Set and Severance.
As three men gather together, each has an uncanny, chilling tale to tell. Ghost Stories played a hugely successful run at the Lyric Hammersmith before transferring to the Duke of York’s theatre in the West End. The show stars Nicholas Burns, David Cardy, Ryan Gage and Andy Nyman.
Strictly for theatregoers aged 16 and older.
SHOW MUST END ON 19 JUNE 2011.
“Brilliant and deeply unsettling” The Telegraph
“A pant-wetter of a night. It’s terrifying” Daily Mail
“Yes, I gulped and others screeched” The Times
“Hugely entertaining piece of theatre” The Stage
BOOK NOW: Save £21 on tickets to see Ghost Stories at the Duke of York’s Theatre in London
Valid Tuesday to Thursday and Friday 9.30pm until the 17th June
Ghost Stories – Save £13
September 12, 2010
Save £13 (31%) on tickets to see Ghost Stories at the Duke of York’s Theatre in London
Valid all performances except 7pm Saturdays
WARNING: Please be advised that Ghost Stories contains moments of extreme shock and tension. The show is unsuitable for anyone under the age of 15. We strongly advise those of a nervous disposition to think very seriously before attending.
A truly terrifying theatrical experience written and directed by The League of Gentlemen’s master of the macabre, Jeremy Dyson, and Andy Nyman, co-creator and director of Derren Brown’s television and stage shows and star of Dead Set and Severance.
As three men gather together, each has an uncanny, chilling tale to tell. Ghost Stories played a hugely successful run at the Lyric Hammersmith before transferring to the Duke of York’s theatre in the West End. The show stars Nicholas Burns, David Cardy, Ryan Gage and Andy Nyman.
Strictly for theatregoers aged 16 and older.
“Brilliant and deeply unsettling” The Telegraph
“A pant-wetter of a night. It’s terrifying” Daily Mail
“Yes, I gulped and others screeched” The Times
“Hugely entertaining piece of theatre” The Stage
BOOK NOW: Save £13 (31%) on tickets to see Ghost Stories at the Duke of York’s Theatre in London
Valid all performances except 7pm Saturdays
Burn the Floor opens at Shaftesbury
July 27, 2010
Acclaimed dance show Burn The Floor opened at the Shaftesbury Theatre last night featuring a starry audience and some spectacular dancing.
There was lots of support in the audience for Brian Fortuna and Ali Bastian, who wowed BBC audiences on Strictly Come Dancing last year and take guest spots in the show. Ricky Whittle, Mark Ramprakash, Kara Tointon, Craig Revel Horwood and Arlene Phillips were out in force to see the show and support their dancing pals.
The show’s dynamic mix of Latin and ballroom dancing brings some fiery, passionate power to the Shaftesbury Theatre. Burn The Floor was first conceived as a special performance at Sir Elton John’s 50th birthday celebrations in 1997, and made its UK premiere two years later before setting off on a world tour.
And now it’s back in London, featuring the talents of 20 award-winning dancers from around the globe including 18 year old Robbie Kmetoni from Sydney, who was the winner of the Australian version of So You Think You Can Dance, and Cuban salsa dancer Janette Manrara.
Some of the passionate dances featured in the show include the elegance of the Viennese Waltz, the exuberance of the Jive, the intensity of the Paso Doble as well as the Tango, Samba, Mambo, Quickstep and Swing.
Burn The Floor plays at the Shaftesbury Theatre until 4 September, to be followed by another great dance show, Flashdance.
SPECIAL OFFER: Save £21 on tickets to Burn The Floor at the Shaftesbury Theatre in London
Burn the Floor – Save £21
June 18, 2010
Save £21 on tickets to Burn The Floor at the Shaftesbury Theatre in London
Valid Sunday to Thursday performances
Burn The Floor is a dance spectacular that has thrilled audiences around the world with its dynamic mix of Latin and ballroom dancing.
Now the West End is set to experience its fiery, passionate power as Burn The Floor comes to the Shaftesbury Theatre in London featuring special guest dancers Brian Fortuna and Ali Bastian, who wowed BBC audiences on Strictly Come Dancing last year.
First conceived as a special performance at Sir Elton John’s 50th birthday celebrations in 1997, Burn The Floor made its UK premiere two years later before setting off on a world tour.
Burn The Floor takes audiences on a journey through the passionate drama of dance, including the elegance of the Viennese Waltz, the exuberance of the Jive, the intensity of the Paso Doble as well as the Tango, Samba, Mambo, Quickstep and Swing.
Burn The Floor features the talents of 20 award-winning dancers from around the globe.
BOOK NOW: Save £21 on tickets to Burn The Floor at the Shaftesbury Theatre in London
Valid Sunday to Thursday performances
Tap Dogs – Save £17.50
June 10, 2010
Save £17.50 on tickets to Tap Dogs at the Novello Theatre in London
Valid Tuesday to Thursday evenings until the 1st July
Adam Garcia returns to the London stage in the Australian dance spectacular Tap Dogs at the Novello Theatre.
Tap Dogs is a worldwide hit that combines the strength and power of workmen with the precision and talent of tap dancing. The adrenalin-pumped cast of this award-winning show inject raw passion and power into the ultimate visual dance spectacular.
Adam Garcia started his career in 1992 in the Australian tour of Hot Shoe Shuffle – which transferred to the West End – and went on to perform in Grease, Saturday Night Fever, Wicked and as a judge on Sky 1 entertainment show Got To Dance.
Tap Dogs has been enjoyed by over 11 million people worldwide and has won 11 major awards including an Oliver Award for best choreography.
BOOK NOW: Save £17.50 on tickets to Tap Dogs at the Novello Theatre in London
Valid Tuesday to Thursday evenings until the 1st July
Ghost Stories – Save £13
June 10, 2010
Save £13 on tickets to see Ghost Stories at the Duke of York’s Theatre in London
Valid all performances 25th June to the 11th July
WARNING: Please be advised that Ghost Stories contains moments of extreme shock and tension. The show is unsuitable for anyone under the age of 15. We strongly advise those of a nervous disposition to think very seriously before attending.
A truly terrifying theatrical experience written and directed by The League of Gentlemen’s master of the macabre, Jeremy Dyson, and Andy Nyman, co-creator and director of Derren Brown’s television and stage shows and star of Dead Set and Severance.
As three men gather together, each has an uncanny, chilling tale to tell. Ghost Stories played a hugely successful run at the Lyric Hammersmith before transferring to the Duke of York’s theatre in the West End. The show stars Nicholas Burns, David Cardy, Ryan Gage and Andy Nyman.
Strictly for theatregoers aged 16 and older.
“Brilliant and deeply unsettling” The Telegraph
“A pant-wetter of a night. It’s terrifying” Daily Mail
“Yes, I gulped and others screeched” The Times
“Hugely entertaining piece of theatre” The Stage
BOOK NOW: Save £13 on tickets to see Ghost Stories at the Duke of York’s Theatre in London
Valid all performances 25th June to the 11th July
Enron – Save £11
June 10, 2010
Save £11 on tickets to see Enron at the Noel Coward Theatre in London
Valid Monday to Wednesday performances and Saturday matinees until the 11th July
Lucy Prebble’s acclaimed new play exploring the infamous Enron corporate scandal.
Based on real life events and using music, movement and video, Enron explores one of the most infamous scandals in financial history, reviewing the tumultuous 1990s and casting a new light on the financial turmoil in which the world finds itself in 2009.
Written by Lucy Prebble, whose debut play The Sugar Syndrome won the George Devine Award and the Critics’ Circle Award for Most Promising Playwright, Enron premiered at the Royal Court directed by Rupert Goold. He has previously directed the award-winning Macbeth and Six Characters In Search Of An Author (both Gielgud theatre). More recently he has directed Pete Postlethwaite in King Lear (Young Vic), Michael Gambon and David Bradley in No Man’s Land (Duke of York’s theatre) and Rowan Atkinson in the revival of Lionel Bart’s musical, Oliver! (Theatre Royal Drury Lane).
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BOOK NOW: Save £11 on tickets to see Enron at the Noel Coward Theatre in London
Valid Monday to Wednesday performances and Saturday matinees until the 11th July
