Win a pair of tickets to see McQUEEN at Theatre Royal Haymarket

2^nd October 2015

The editorial unit

The editorial unit

2 October 2015

The Upcoming is pleased to offer a pair of tickets to see McQUEEN at London’s Theatre Royal Haymarket this October!

Set on a single London night, Dahlia has watched designer Alexander McQueen’s Mayfair house for 11 consecutive days.  Tonight she climbs down from her watching tree and breaks in to steal a dress, to become someone special.  She steps into the fairytale landscape of McQueen’s mind, the landscape seen in his immortal shows, where with a dress an urchin can become an Amazon, where beauty might just help us survive the night.  Lee catches her, but, instead of calling the police, they embark together on a journey through London and into his heart.

McQUEEN is a journey into the visionary imagination and dream world of fashion’s greatest contemporary artist.

“Absolutely fabulous.”
Daily Mail

“A superb performance from Stephen Wight.”
Financial Times

“Stylish production.”
Evening Standard

Award-winning British actor Stephen Wight plays the eponymous Alexander McQueen, alongside Carly Bawden, Tracy-Ann Oberman, Laura Rees and Michael Bertenshaw.

The lucky winner will win a pair of tickets to see McQUEEN at Theatre Royal Haymarket.

For a chance to win, take a minute to subscribe to our mailing list and answer the question below. Please send your answer to competitions@theupcoming.co.uk together with your full name, address and mobile number by Friday 16^th October 2015 at 11.59pm.

Question:

In which London borough was Alexander McQueen born in 1969?

a) Lewisham
b) Mitcham
c) Fulham

Terms and conditions:

– Winners will be selected at random from all correct entries.

– Closing date is Friday 16^th October 2015 at 11.59pm.

– Winner receives a pair of tickets to see McQUEEN at any Tuesday to Thursday showing until 17^th October 2015. Full dates and times are to be found here.

– Tickets to be collected at the box office with no cash alternative.

– Tickets are subject to availability and cannot be resold or transferred to another performance.

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