[sarahsmith]

'TheatreFix' is a website that offer discounted tickets, this months offer is an 'exclusive offer' for Sister Act, the west end Musical. Top Price Band Tickets usually £62.50 for only £19.50, couldn't belive that saving of over £40! See there website for details... www.theatrefix.co.uk
I went to see it and - what a feel good, upbeat show, i'd recommend it for all the family!

[Myself205]

it's for under 26 which is very good for younger people so they can afford to see shows.

Old Vic does that.

[Local Songstress]

If you bothered to look on the Sister Act Thread this information is already there! Pointless starting a new one!

Guest, is there really any need to be quite so rude to anyone, especially a new member of our Forum?
I for one am fed up with people making rude comments and hiding behind the guise of "Guest"...I consider it more than slightly spineless.

[clair]

Those kind of comments are the reason I rarely post on here - as forums go this one is the most unfriendly one I've come across!

[Matthew Winn]

Guest, is there really any need to be quite so rude to anyone, especially a new member of our Forum?

This "new member of the forum" is a shill. She(?) is posting from the company she's promoting.

In the real world, when someone discovers a really great deal or something of that nature then the people they share it with are their friends, colleagues or associates. What they never do is think "Wow, this is fantastic. I must find a group of complete strangers on the Internet so I can share it with them."

[Weez]

Not necessarily, Matthew. I've shared good offers with online people before. Y'know, once I've booked my ticket and can be sure that sharing the news won't deprive me of anything.

[Matthew Winn]

Not necessarily, Matthew. I've shared good offers with online people before.

But do you make a point of seeking out a new online community you've never visited before to share your wonderful news with them?

It reminds me of the mid-1990s, when free web space offered by ISPs started to take off and the people who took advantage of that free space found their hit counters resolutely staying in single figures. Every Usenet group found itself regularly faced with messages from people they'd never heard of, saying "Hey guys, I've just found this wonderful website www.example.com". And sure enough, the poster would have an email address along the lines of webmaster@example.com.

If I've just seen a great film or read a great book I might tell people I know about it, but I wouldn't go into the street and stop random passers-by to share my experience with them. That's not how normal people behave.