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E: 01/06 Win Tickets to see Greta Sacchi in Deep Blue Sea

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18 May 2008 at 2:08AM in Game Over Archives

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We have one pair of top price tickets to the Vaudeville Theatre to see Greta Sacchi up for grabs.
Deep Blue Sea

Hester is the daughter of a clergyman and wife of a high-court judge. Freddie is a young, charming, war hero struggling to cope with civilian life.

Their affair is explosive and passionate. However Freddie is incapable of responding to the depth of her love for him, Hester can see only one way out…
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If you’re not lucky enough to win you can book tickets on +44 (0)844 412 4663

Competition closes on 1 June 2008

Many thanks to the wonderful staff at Birmingham Childrens Hospital caring for my tiny and very poorly grandson who was born at 29 weeks. Thanks to them he is getting a little stronger every day.:A:A:A

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