Free theatre tickets for the under-26

Piers Beckley | 17:27 UK time, Thursday, 15 October 2009

I just found out about this... Apparently the Arts Council will buy you free theatre tickets if you're aged 25 or younger!

Just go to the Arts Council website, type in your postcode or area, and it'll let you know about the local theatres that are participating and how to contact them.

Sounds like a pretty sweet deal to me.

Bookmark with:
del.icio.us |
Digg |
Newsvine |
NowPublic |
Reddit
- What's this?

Comments

1. At 5:57pm on 15 Oct 2009, now_and_then wrote:
Sounds ageist to me (staring 50 in the face).

Complain about this comment
2. At 6:55pm on 15 Oct 2009, Joe Cole's Box of Tricks wrote:
I'm 25 for 34 more days.

Fantastic.

Complain about this comment
3. At 8:36pm on 15 Oct 2009, Piers wrote:
now_and_then: Given that it's an initiative to get young people to go to the theatre, restricting the free tickets to young people doesn't seem unreasonable...

Complain about this comment

View these comments in RSS

Jump to more content from this blog

About this blog

BBC writersroom identifies and champions new writing talent and diversity across BBC Drama, Entertainment and Children's programmes.

Subscribe to Writersroom Blog

You can stay up to date with Writersroom Blog via these feeds.

Writersroom Blog Feed(RSS)

Writersroom Blog Feed(ATOM)

If you aren't sure what RSS is you'll find our beginner's guide to RSS useful.

Related BBC Sites

More from this blog...

Topical posts on this blog

Being Discussed Now

Pilot commission for college writer(8)
UNSOLICITED SCRIPTS: AN UPDATE(44)
New Holby City Script(4)
Scotland Writes(5)
Tony Doyle(3)
The College year is under way(17)
Free theatre tickets for the under-26(3)
North of the Border(1)
Money, money, money(5)
New Holby City script, and the post(2)

Latest contributors

Explore the BBC

Home

A to F

H to L

M to Sc

Sp to W

A whole lot more from the BBC

Back to start of navigation

BBC links

The BBC is not responsible for the content of external internet sites.

This page is best viewed in an up-to-date web browser with style sheets (CSS) enabled. While you will be able to view the content of this page in your current browser, you will not be able to get the full visual experience. Please consider upgrading your browser software or enabling style sheets (CSS) if you are able to do so.