Hilton Competition
Win a trip to the Bridge Theatre to see The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe.
Step through the wardrobe this winter into the magical kingdom of Narnia for the most mystical of adventures in a faraway land. Join Lucy, Edmund, Susan and Peter as they wave goodbye to wartime Britain and say hello to a talking Faun, an unforgettable Lion and the coldest, cruellest White Witch.
This critically acclaimed production at The Bridge Theatre, London, reunites director Sally Cookson with designer Rae Smith, writer in the room Adam Peck, movement director Dan Canham, puppetry director Craig Leo, lighting designer Bruno Poet, sound designer Ian Dickinson and music by Benji Bower all of whom originally brought the show to life in 2017 breaking box office records at Leeds Playhouse.
We are giving customers the opportunity to win a VIP trip to see The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe. The prize will include:
- 4 x VIP tickets to see The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe
- Interval Madeleines
- Programme
- Overnight stay in 2 x twin or double rooms at the Hilton London Bridge on Thursday 23 or Thursday 30 of January
To enter, correctly answer the following question:
What is the Faun called in The Lion, the Witch & the Wardrobe?
Email your answer to competitions@londontheatrecompany.co.uk by 11.59pm on 19 Jan, with the subject line ‘Hilton competition’.
Competitions T&C’s:
The winner will receive 4 x best available tickets (up to the value of £75 each or Band A) to see The Lion, the Witch & the Wardrobe at the Bridge Theatre, valid for Monday – Thursday, matinée or evening performances until 30 January 2020. The prize also includes 4 x interval madeleines and 1 x programme. Tickets must be requested, booked and confirmed by 21 January 2020. The prize also includes 1 x overnight stay at Hilton London Bridge in 2 twin or double rooms (B&B) on Thursday 23 or Thursday 30 of January. All elements are strictly subject to availability and cannot be exchanged for a cash alternative. Travel to and from London and any additional costs whilst redeeming the prize are the responsibility of the prizewinner.