E: 21/10 (MD) Win an Oliver The Musical and London Sightseeing Experience

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https://comps.marieclaire.co.uk/competition/the-original-tour-win%E2%80%93oliver-musical-tickets-two-day-family-hop-on-hop-off-london_marieclaire/123156.php

4 Tickets to Oliver! The Musical & Family London Sightseeing Tickets x1

Who choreographed and directed the new production of Oliver! The Musical?

• Martha Graham
• Sir Wayne McGregor
• Matthew Bourne ««««««««««««««

There will be one (1) winner.
One (1) winner will win four (4) tickets for themselves and friends/family to Oliver! The Musical at the Gielgud Theatre, West End, and a Family 2-Day Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour of London with The Original Tour.
3. Prizes are non-transferable, non-exchangeable, and no cash alternative will be offered.
4. The Promoter reserves the right to substitute a prize if circumstances beyond its reasonable control make it necessary to do so.
5. The Oliver! The Musical tickets are valid for evening shows on Monday-Thursday (7:00 or 7:30 pm) and cannot be redeemed for daytime shows during the valid period, or any shows on Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays, half-terms/school holidays (including 12-30 October 2026 and 14-19 February 2027) or Christmas holidays (including 21st December 2026-4th January 2027).

The Original Tour Family 2-Day Hop On Hop-Off Bus Tour of London cannot be redeemed on Christmas Day (25th December 2026).

Prizes must be redeemed by 14th March 2027, and all 4 tickets must be redeemed for the same day/time and show. If fewer than the allotted 4 tickets are redeemed by the cutoff date stated for the same day/time and show, they cannot be redeemed at a later date. The Original Tour tickets and Oliver! Tickets do not need to be booked for the same day.

Age restrictions: The age recommendation for Oliver! is 7+ due to the content of the show. True to Dickens’ novel, the script contains some mild and discriminatory language reflective of the period; depictions of violence towards men, women and children including gunshots; and themes of poverty, hunger and crime in Victorian society. Children under the age of 16 must be accompanied by and sit next to an adult who is 18 years or older. Children under the age of 3 will not be admitted into the theatre.