Waltz your fingers across the keyboard to the Book Now button – this sale must end on Wednesday 31 July 2013. For a glorious nostalgia-fest with dance and ditties to die for, it's the best deal in town. This fabulous show has won Olivier Awards for Best Choreographer, Best Costume Design and Best New Musical.
What's the deal?
It's time to put on your top hat, tie up your white tie and brush off your tails. Why? Because top price seats for Top Hat - face value £62.50 on weekdays and £65.00 on Saturday performances - are now just £32.50 during the month of July†.
What's the show about?
Top Hat starring Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers was RKO Pictures' top-grossing film of the 1930s, and the beloved screwball comedy is rightly regarded as one of the greatest Hollywood musicals of all time.Just like the movie, the stage show tells the lighter-than-air story of Jerry Travers, an American dancer who comes to London to star in a show and falls in love with delectable Dale Tremont.
But a case of mistaken identity means he has to jump many a comic hurdle before he can win her hand.
Why should I see it?
Top Hat is a glorious escape into happier times. Its dazzling sets and opulent costumes bring the '30s back to life, while Irving Berlin's songs 'Cheek To Cheek', 'Let's Face the Music & Dance', 'Puttin' on the Ritz' and the title tune are as beguiling today as they've always been.
With Gavin Lee as Jerry Travers and the brilliant and beautiful Kristen Beth Williams as Dale Tremont, Top Hat's glittering spectacle is crowned by two captivating stars performing ravishing routines. You simply can't afford to miss it.
What should I do now?
Make sure you book by 31 July 2013 to save up to 50% on top price tickets for this bright-and-breezy musical extravaganza.
Terms and Conditions
†Top Hat Show of the Month Sale on top price seats (face value £62.50/£65) reduced to £32.50. Second price seats (face value £45/£47.50) also available, reduced to £22.50/£24.50. Tickets must be booked by Wednesday 31 July 2013. Ticket offer valid for all performances from 2 July 2013 to 7 September 2013. . Subject to availability. Prices reflect the purchase price with the booking fee already included.
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