Free theatre tickets for Williams and Catherines at tkts!

Posted on April 26, 2011

To celebrate the royal wedding, tkts – the official half-price and discount ticket booth in London – will be offering one free ticket to a top London show to the first ten Catherines and Williams to visit the booth on Friday, April 29. 

Based in the Clocktower Building on the south side of Leicester Square, tkts will be open from 10am to 7pm on the day of the royal wedding. The lucky Catherines and Williams will be able to select a ticket to see a show of their choice from the wide range of plays, musicals and other entertainment on sale at tkts on the day. 

They can opt to see a show on the big day itself or book ahead, subject to availability, with a huge choice on offer, including shows with royal or wedding themes such as Mamma Mia!, Betty Blue Eyes and We Will Rock You (featuring the songs of Queen!). 

Run by the Society of London Theatre (SOLT) on behalf of the theatre industry, tkts’ unique official status guarantees great bargains and a great choice of shows.

All profits fund a range of important activities in the theatre industry including supporting upcoming actors and producers, and audience development initiatives. 

Visit http://www.tkts.co.uk/ for daily updates of what is on sale at tkts, and follow tkts on Twitter (@tkts) and Facebook (www.facebook.com/tktsLondon). 

Terms and conditions:

• Promotion only valid at tkts in Leicester Square.
• Promotion is open to the first ten customers called Catherine and first ten customers called William.
• Customers must bring photo ID.
• Promotion consists of one ticket to a show chosen by the first ten Williams and first ten Catherines from the selection on sale at tkts at the time of winning (for performances the same day or up to a week ahead; subject to availability).
• Ticket to show of choice is subject to availability; if the winner’s first choice is not available a ticket to an alternative show will be offered (prizes cannot be substituted for cash and all sales at discretion of tkts staff).

Nicola Rayner

Nicola Rayner was editor of Dance Today from 2010 to 2015. She has written for a number of publications including The Guardian, The Independent and Time Out Buenos Aires, where she cut her teeth as a dance journalist working on the tango section. Now acting editor of Discover Britain magazine, she continues to dance everything from ballroom to breakdance, with varying degrees of success.