We have added theatre tickets to the following shows:
Booking from 12th Apr 2011
Booking to 28th May 2011
It’s 1979 and The Winter of Discontent is over. Margaret Thatcher’s regime is about to transform the country. Old friends come together in a Kilburn bed-sit. Mike Leigh’s, Ecstasy is compassionate, thoughtful and extremely funny.
W have two new packages available for a two course dinner at Thai Square and a top price ticket for The Fantasticks at the Duchess Theatre.
You can choose from a pre-theatre or post-theatre meal for just £42.50 which is cheaper than the normal price of the ticket alone which is normally £49.50.
Loosely based on Edmond Rostand’s play The Romancers, and taking themes from Shakespeare’s Romeo And Juliet and A Midsummer Night’s Dream, The Fantasticks tells the story of two neighbouring fathers who forbid their children to see each other, hoping this will actually push them to fall in love.
The perfect place to meet for a pre or post theatre meal, Thai Square location in the heart of London on The Strand, close to Covent Garden and Charing Cross Station, makes it ideal for theatre-goers and Thai food lovers alike.
Just go to The Fantasticks and click on the Theatre and Dinner link.
“Morecambe” celebrates the extraordinary life of Britain’s best loved comic – Eric Morecambe. The multi-talented Bob Golding takes on the lead role, 25 years after the great man’s untimely death.
Tim Whitnall has created a deliriously funny memorial that swallows up everything from Morecambe Pier to Andre Previn and Glenda Jackson, that will leave the audience crying tears of laughter at the man who “brought us the sunshine”.
Playing at the Duchess Theatre from 9th December 2009 until 17th January 2010, tickets are now on sale from £31.5o.