The Penny Readings 2013: Hotline OPEN!
We've given you the date, time, venue and even some of the special guests, and now there's no need to wait any longer as the ticket hotline for the Penny and Ha'penny Readings 2013 is now OPEN!
There's just a month to go until the biggest and best festive extravaganza in the city hits St George's Hall and you can now apply to be in with a chance of bagging your tickets to the hottest Christmas show in town. Tickets are in very high demand so the only way you can apply is by entering our public raffle. Lucky winners will receive tickets to their chosen show - one pair per person for the Penny Readings and up to 4 for the Ha'penny Readings.
There are two ways you can enter the Penny Readings Raffle:
- by email: pennyreadings@thereader.org.uk
- by phone: 07812 238 500
Whichever way you enter, please leave your name, contact details and which event you would like tickets for.
Lines will be open for ONE WEEK ONLY - from now until 5pm, Friday 22nd November - so don't miss your chance to be in the draw!
All winners will be notified by Thursday 28th November - best of luck!
Don't be too disappointed if you don't manage to get tickets - to mark the 10th anniversary, there'll be a special, free Christmas Penny Readings Festival open to the public on the same day, Sunday 15th December. More information on what's in store to follow very soon...
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