Win a family ticket to the theatre this summer!
Win tickets to take the family to a show of your choice at Nimax Theatres
There’s something for everyone at Nimax Theatres! Find out if there’s enough Room on the Broom with the witch and her cat, discover the legends and lies of the Terrible Tudors and learn, sing and dance with Blippi!
Room on the Broom is at the Lyric Theatre from 21 July to 4
September, Horrible Histories – Terrible Tudors is playing at the Garrick Theatre from 28 July to 3 September, and Blippi The Musical is at the Apollo Theatre from 16 August to 4 September. Visit nimaxtheatres.com for more information and to book your tickets.
We have three sets of family tickets for four people to give away and the winner can choose which show to see! Fill out the form below to enter – good luck!
Terms & Conditions: Three readers will each win a family ticket – four tickets, minimum one adult – to see the Nimax Kids show of their choice ( Room on the Broom, Horrible Histories –Terrible Tudors, or Blippi The Musical. Competition closes on 28 July. The winner will be notified by email. The prize is valid until 4 September 2022, subject to availability. No cash alternative is available. Travel and accommodation are not included
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