The "Freeola Customer Forum" forum, which includes Retro Game Reviews, has been archived and is now read-only. You cannot post here or create a new thread or review on this forum.
This is straight off my school website;
'Westminster School has been kindly granted by the producers of Stephen Poliakoff's new play Sweet Panic (starring Jane Horrocks and Victoria Hamilton), at the Duke of York’s Theatre, a very special deal for pupils and parents of Westminster. Stephen is probably best known for his recent television plays The Lost Prince and Perfect Strangers.
Sweet Panic is a gripping urban thriller, in turn funny, moving and entertaining.
The reason for the producer’s generosity is because Stephen Poliakoff is an Old Westminster; in fact a lot of his writing is based around his life in London and his time at the School.
Any person in Westminster School can get the best available seats for £15 only. This could save you almost £25 on a top seat in London’s Duke of York Theatre. This offer applies to all performances with the exception of Saturday nights. The offer will run for three weeks only.'
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Should you want tickets, I'll get you some for a £15 each + £5 to cover Postage and all that. Fair deal? I think so :-D
:-D
[email protected]
'Westminster School has been kindly granted by the producers of Stephen Poliakoff's new play Sweet Panic (starring Jane Horrocks and Victoria Hamilton), at the Duke of York’s Theatre, a very special deal for pupils and parents of Westminster. Stephen is probably best known for his recent television plays The Lost Prince and Perfect Strangers.
Sweet Panic is a gripping urban thriller, in turn funny, moving and entertaining.
The reason for the producer’s generosity is because Stephen Poliakoff is an Old Westminster; in fact a lot of his writing is based around his life in London and his time at the School.
Any person in Westminster School can get the best available seats for £15 only. This could save you almost £25 on a top seat in London’s Duke of York Theatre. This offer applies to all performances with the exception of Saturday nights. The offer will run for three weeks only.'
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Should you want tickets, I'll get you some for a £15 each + £5 to cover Postage and all that. Fair deal? I think so :-D
:-D
[email protected]
Page:
HálloHowArtThou wrote:
> I meant 'the more cultured of you who actually know what a theatre
> looks like' :-D
I get to go to the theatre all the time, i quite like most of the plays actually.
For example i think that the musical "Annie" is pretty good.
Also "Oklohoma", that was rather good too.
> I meant 'the more cultured of you who actually know what a theatre
> looks like' :-D
I get to go to the theatre all the time, i quite like most of the plays actually.
For example i think that the musical "Annie" is pretty good.
Also "Oklohoma", that was rather good too.
HálloHowArtThou wrote:
> heh, Hedfix I didn't mean it THAT way..
>
> I meant 'the more cultured of you who actually know what a theatre
> looks like' :-D
Yeah I know, it made me think of starting a discussion about culture though, so I did. :)
> heh, Hedfix I didn't mean it THAT way..
>
> I meant 'the more cultured of you who actually know what a theatre
> looks like' :-D
Yeah I know, it made me think of starting a discussion about culture though, so I did. :)
heh, Hedfix I didn't mean it THAT way..
I meant 'the more cultured of you who actually know what a theatre looks like' :-D
Robin, I like to think that extra fiver would cover the Recorded delivery and a couple of quid into my pocket, I'm nice like that :-D
I meant 'the more cultured of you who actually know what a theatre looks like' :-D
Robin, I like to think that extra fiver would cover the Recorded delivery and a couple of quid into my pocket, I'm nice like that :-D
Heh thats very nice of you HHAT.
Not for me though thanks, maybe the tickes are actually £10 and you said £15 so that you can make a fiver for yourself, if you didn't, well you should off.
Not for me though thanks, maybe the tickes are actually £10 and you said £15 so that you can make a fiver for yourself, if you didn't, well you should off.
Why are exclusive things deemed to be more cultured than widely available things?
I like the RSC, they go to a lot of places and they're great. As are the Trestle Theatre Company.
Opera however isn't a great cultured thing, it's out dated, it's annoying and it's just a posh version of musicals*.
*Which are also generally rubbish.
:P :P :P
I like the RSC, they go to a lot of places and they're great. As are the Trestle Theatre Company.
Opera however isn't a great cultured thing, it's out dated, it's annoying and it's just a posh version of musicals*.
*Which are also generally rubbish.
:P :P :P
This is straight off my school website;
'Westminster School has been kindly granted by the producers of Stephen Poliakoff's new play Sweet Panic (starring Jane Horrocks and Victoria Hamilton), at the Duke of York’s Theatre, a very special deal for pupils and parents of Westminster. Stephen is probably best known for his recent television plays The Lost Prince and Perfect Strangers.
Sweet Panic is a gripping urban thriller, in turn funny, moving and entertaining.
The reason for the producer’s generosity is because Stephen Poliakoff is an Old Westminster; in fact a lot of his writing is based around his life in London and his time at the School.
Any person in Westminster School can get the best available seats for £15 only. This could save you almost £25 on a top seat in London’s Duke of York Theatre. This offer applies to all performances with the exception of Saturday nights. The offer will run for three weeks only.'
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Should you want tickets, I'll get you some for a £15 each + £5 to cover Postage and all that. Fair deal? I think so :-D
:-D
[email protected]
'Westminster School has been kindly granted by the producers of Stephen Poliakoff's new play Sweet Panic (starring Jane Horrocks and Victoria Hamilton), at the Duke of York’s Theatre, a very special deal for pupils and parents of Westminster. Stephen is probably best known for his recent television plays The Lost Prince and Perfect Strangers.
Sweet Panic is a gripping urban thriller, in turn funny, moving and entertaining.
The reason for the producer’s generosity is because Stephen Poliakoff is an Old Westminster; in fact a lot of his writing is based around his life in London and his time at the School.
Any person in Westminster School can get the best available seats for £15 only. This could save you almost £25 on a top seat in London’s Duke of York Theatre. This offer applies to all performances with the exception of Saturday nights. The offer will run for three weeks only.'
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Should you want tickets, I'll get you some for a £15 each + £5 to cover Postage and all that. Fair deal? I think so :-D
:-D
[email protected]
Page: