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[Duncan]

Just got off phone with ATG, who checked with the Harold Pinter Theatre to confirm that tickets for this production go on sale tomorrow afternoon (9 October). Currently the ATG site is indicating that tickets are on sale as of 10am on 8 October, but this is incorrect.

http://www.atgticket...fotabs=overview

[Pharaoh's number 2]

Thanks for alerting us to this! Hoping for good, cheap pillars seats on this one. It's a short play, right?

[Duncan]

This one was 80 minutes with no interval http://www.haroldpin...oldtimes6.shtml

[Pharaoh's number 2]

Thanks That production looked excellent...

[Duncan]

Tickets now on sale for 12 January to 6 April 2013 http://www.atgticket...pinter-theatre/

[Dragononmyback]

I just booked for this in January. I would quite like to go again when the leading roles are reversed but have no idea which date to book for the second visit.

Do you really think they are going to toss a coin each night as in the original press release or do you think they will just alternate each night.

If the latter I could work out a date for the 2nd visit, if the former then I guess we have no chance of knowing in advance.

[Pharaoh's number 2]

Press night- there's only one (unlike Frankenstein which had 2), so I suppose it'll just be down to the coin as to which version is reviewed.

[Pharaoh's number 2]

Dragononmyback, on 09 October 2012 - 12:18 PM, said:

I just booked for this in January. I would quite like to go again when the leading roles are reversed but have no idea which date to book for the second visit.

Do you really think they are going to toss a coin each night as in the original press release or do you think they will just alternate each night.

If the latter I could work out a date for the 2nd visit, if the former then I guess we have no chance of knowing in advance.

Incidentally, did you pay a booking fee? I've got tickets in my basket, but oddly for ATG, no booking fee is appearing. Have they seen the light?!

[Dragononmyback]

Yes, I think I did pay a booking fee. I bought a £49.50 ticket but the total was £52.50, unless that extra £3 was for postage.

Are you planning to try and go to see this twice?

Do you think they would switch roles between the matinee and evening performance on the same day?

[theatreliker]

£20 student ticket for the stalls was not bad I thought. I don't think that I paid a booking fee.