To ask what theatre productions you’re attending or wish to attend?

Avenue Q is so funny!

It's still touring and tickets are available.x.

Took DS to see Stranger Things: The First Shadow last weekend.

BRILLIANT!

Thinking about taking him to see The Hunger Games show but have heard mixed reviews - Anyone seen it?

I was 128k in the queue for Hamiltion. I moved 63k in about 3 hours. I only managed to get in the top
of the queue once I had taken a 2 hour flight about 4.30ish uk time. Unfortunately everything left was £175 plus which was out of budget.

Yes, not able to call them sadly, have my tickets now anyway so too late even if I could. It’s good to know they are still offering them though, even if you can’t get them online as usual.

Access pricing? As in accessible tickets? I called the phone line and got mine. It took a good few attempts to get past the ‘sorry we’re too busy’ message, but eventually got in the queue and then was on hold for about an hour and a half.

I got my Hamilton tickets today! So excited!

Taking my teenager to see Hamilton for her birthday (she loves musical theatre).

And have a few trips coming up with work. (I teach in an area of high deprivation and try my hardest to get reduced rate tickets to take the kids to see things, as for most of our families, a family trip to the theatre is sadly an impossible dream). Seeing Jekyll and Hyde in Birmingham, Blood Brothers in Lichfield, and Midsummer Night's Dream in Stratford....

I think my dd got some , she asked if wanted to go, but got a lot on so said no.
Dd goes to theatre 2 or 3 times a week!

For mine yesterday with DMT+ presale but they didn’t have any access pricing, really disappointed in DMT for this tbh.

Were those of you who were trying to get Leslie Hamilton tickets today successful?

I was.

I cannot wait!

Where did you see an inspector calls please? My friend was looking to take her kids as it’s studied at GCSE but couldn’t find it on this year?

We have seen "Punch". "The Play That Goes Wrong", "Road", "An Inspector Calls and "Animal Farm" in the last few months. We are going to see "Hamlet" next week.
I love going to the theatre.

I saw that last summer I think it was and really enjoyed it.

Love this thread! And fun to see who lives near me as I recognise the timings ;-)

I'm in Scotland so I wait for things to come up here. My daughter is a dancer and loves a musical so we go to as much as we can.

Local theatre company doing Footloose next month, Red Shoes in April, Starstruck (Scottish ballet) in May, Ballet Black in June, Six in September, Sylvia (suffragette musical! Could not be more excited) and Legally Blonde in October. Looking at Billy Elliot and a few more things... and must mention Mythos ragnarok (a wrestling viking show) which is the only show my son has ever liked and comes to Edinburgh Fringe each year. Going twice again this year for his 5th and 6th times lol.

Matthew Bourne never disappoints so that should be fun!

Is this Ncuti?

I saw it with Ollie Alexander & Stephen Fry. It was amazing - and not quite like any other version of TIOBE I'd seen before!

Thanks for the pointer.

We really enjoyed it, special effects were great, one DC didn’t enjoy it as it was too much sensory stimulation and they became very overwhelmed.

We go to the local amateur theatre (where we also act) regularly- the next one will be Underdog: The Other Other Bronte because my husband is in the ensemble.

We're also going to see the touring production of Matilda soon.

Our Town which is on in Kingston,

Want to take DC to lion king too

I am so jealous reading everyone's plans! We don't live in the UK and I try to go to the theatre when we're over. In the last year I've seen The Lion King (rewatch for me but 1st time for the kids), Back to the Future musical, My Neighbour Totoro, Stranger Things The First Shadow, Witness for the Prosecution and Born with Teeth (Ncuti Gatwa) in London. Over here have seen a tonne of non-English or non-verbal stuff either with the kids or friends, and online through NTatHome and DigitalTheatre+.

But currently our UK trips are on hold while we wait for our British passports (caught up in dual national requirements) so will probably miss the RSC doing Hamlet next month. Had been hoping to take kids to Hercules (may rebook for the summer) and have tickets for Mean Girls on tour.

To tide me over am going to make the most of my NTatHome subscription. Looking forward to Inter Alia and Ballet Shoes and waiting for The Importance of Being Earnest.

I love the film and I loved the musical.

I didn't know any of the songs before I went.

It's got a real energy to it as a production. Definitely worth a watch.

Wow - I have tickets for Saturday at Birmingham Rep which should have been £45 but I got them for £38 as a ‘Friend’. I expected it to be more and would have paid it as I missed out the first time round.

After that I have Come From Away (amateur), The Greatest Showman, Les Mis concert, Sweeney Todd, Legally Blonde, and The Mousetrap.