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[zh36]

I know this is terribly naughty and probably against the rules, but I've got a spare ticket for tonight's performance that I'm trying to offload at short notice. Stalls, B8 £37 ticket that I'm willing to sell for a tenner. I don't want it to go to waste! My number's deleted if anyone wants it!

[Lynette]

Not naughty and I hope someone picked up the ticket. But don't use the site only for ticket crises. Join in the discussions.

[Nicholas]

On the note of tickets, though, the offer of a free jar of honey with every top price ticket bought has to be the greatest theatre offer ever.

[fringefan]

Really?  More so than the free umbrella with Loserville?  In the current wet weather, I'd have thought the latter won hands down, even if it's practical rather than pleasurable!

[Lynette]

Just caught this: excellent. Would be interesting to see it played by older actors. Lots to think about.

[xy_whitefaerie]

Watched this yesterday and enjoyed it so much! And to think that I almost didn't go to queue for tickets. It had a very simple stage design but it worked perfectly. The balloons complemented the mood of each scene but didn't take the focus away from the performances by Sally Hawkins and Rafe Spall, who were both brilliant. Hawkins was funnily-awkward and then heartbreakingly-sad while Rafe Spall was adorable and very believable as the different Rolands in each parallel universe (add eye-contact with the audiences, and I was engaged to his performance). The play began with sweet and funny moments, and slowly moved on to a heavier mood interspersed with some happy scenes- the audience was just being brought onto an emotional roller-coaster. Sad that it has to close today, but am glad that I managed to catch it before it closes.