The New Wolsey Theatre has teamed up with TWTD to give you the chance to win tickets to the premiere performances of Reasons To Be Cheerful, a musical tribute to Ian Dury.
Set in 1979, a scorching live band and cast pay tribute to Dury’s anarchic spirit and propel this riotous coming-of-age tale in a skiddling, diddling, bled-white dyed-black show for young punks and old rockers alike. It's all your brain and body needs!
To get your hands on three pairs of show tickets and a pre-show drink, all you need to do is email your reason to be cheerful in no more than 140 characters by 10th October 2010 to TWTDcomp@wolseytheatre.co.uk with the subject: TWTD / Reasons to be Cheerful Comp. The New Wolsey Theatre will pick the best three reasons. To find out more about Reasons To Be Cheerful visit www.reasonstobecheerfulthemusical.co.uk and www.wolseytheatre.co.uk.What to read next:
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