No way 6️⃣
A return trip to Six, Edinburgh Festival plans and deals from £10
It was nice to get back to some theatre trips over the last week, among rehearsals and production meetings for my two shows of course. I treated my mum to Six the Musical in Chichester on Thursday - it’s her favourite show (and one of mine too). We were trying to work out how many times we’ve seen it now. I think my superfan mum may be beating me on the tally! It’s fantastic how its a show for all ages - it really does have mass appeal and that can be really rare.
I still remember the first time I saw it, back in its early days at Edinburgh Festival in the big purple cow! I remember raving about it to friends and telling them to catch it in London just a few weeks later. It’s now a solid global hit, having just won its third WhatsOnStage Award for Best West End Show.
Speaking of Edinburgh - I am very excited to say that I’ll be heading back to the Festival this year. I haven’t been since before the pandemic and I’m so excited to see some fringe theatre again. If you are putting on a show and want some publicity or a review, reply to this email and send me some details. I’m there 18-24 Aug. I’m particularly interested in new musicals and anything related to mental health. On the other side too, let me know what content you might want to see from my trip! I will of course be documenting what I see on social media. 🏴
Happy ticket-buying!
Rochelle 🎭🎫
Carrying the banner
In the news this week…
Dolly Parton musical Here You Come Again releases statement following ‘homophobic abuse’ during show
Patrick Page to miss West End Hadestown performances due to injury
Hey big spender
Here’s your discounts, offers and cheap seats this week.
🎲 New lottery alert! There will be a weekly lottery for £29.50 tickets for Much Ado About Nothing starring Tom Hiddleston and Hayley Atwell. The first draw is now open.
There’s £10 tickets for Miss I-Doll at The Other Palace. Use code MISS10, 18-23 Feb performances only.
Get £10 tickets to The Habit at Hampstead Theatre.
There’s £15 tickets to Love Songs by Candlelight this weekend.
Get £20 tickets for Fawlty Towers.
There’s still lots of great £20 seats for Boys from the Blackstuff in Bromley next week.
Get £20 tickets for Cruel Intentions in Wimbledon.
There’s also £20 tickets for the If/Then concert starring Kerry Ellis.
Save 25% on tickets for Bat Out of Hell in Peterborough making the cheapest tickets just £22.50 - use code ANYTHING4LUV, book before midnight on 13 Feb.
The Tiger Who Came To Tea will be back in the West End this summer and there’s an early bird offer available until 1 Mar for £23.50 band A tickets.
There’s half price tickets for Bat Out of Hell in Manchester, starting from £24.
Stranger Things has announced a new family rate - on the cheapest option you can get £24.75 tickets saving around £5 per ticket (when you buy four for £99).
And get £25 tickets for The Play That Goes Wrong on this 24-hour offer.
Don’t throw away your shot
Competitions, on-sales and announcements.
West End Live is back for 2025! Dates have been confirmed for 21 & 22 Jun. Note that there’s a new process for the accessible viewing area this year which will now be ticketed through a ballot - you need to apply before 10 Mar.
Young Frankenstein is going to be revived at the Hope Mill Theatre in Manchester this Halloween! Tickets are on sale now.
The Park Theatre has announced its next season with 11 new shows on offer. Public booking opens on 14 Feb at 10am.
The Pleasance has announced the first of its shows for this year’s Edinburgh Fringe. Tickets are on sale now.
And finally, you can win this amazing Six the Musical bundle that includes tickets to the show, merch and a spa break!
That’s all for this week. If you enjoyed the newsletter, please tell your friends. I’m also open to suggestions and requests for certain discounts, so do drop into my DMs. Right, time for Boudica rehearsal. Tickets are now on sale! 🗡️
