Win! Tickets to see Gone With The Wind

Competition closes on 12:00pm Wednesday 5th March 2008

 

 

 

 

Gone with the Wind - one of the greatest love stories of all time is now a major new West End musical playing at the New London Theatre.

 

Platinum-selling recording artist, songwriter and actor Darius Danesh will lead the cast in Trevor Nunn's ground-breaking production of Margaret Mitchell's classic novel playing the iconic role of Rhett Butler.

 

Jill Paice returns to the West End to play Scarlett O'Hara, having originated the role of Laura Fairlie in Trevor Nunn's production of The Woman in White both at the Palace Theatre here in London and on Broadway. She was recently star of the Broadway production of Kander and Ebb's Curtains.

 

This landmark new musical reunites Trevor Nunn with designer John Napier, his collaborator on worldwide smash hits including Cats and Les Miserables.

 

Set in 1860s Atlanta, Gone with the Wind follows the captivating and passionate story of Scarlett O'Hara and her turbulent relationship with the unpredictable, yet irresistible, Rhett Butler.

 

Against the backdrop of the Civil War Scarlett embarks on an incredible journey of romantic ecstasy and tragic grief spanning ten years. As the epic tale draws to a close Scarlett discovers that the world she has known has changed forever - gone with the wind.

 

To enter our competition, send your answer on a postcard with your name, address and daytime telephone number to: Gone with the Wind Competition, Rita Gillen, Surrey Comet, Unecol House, 819 London Road, North Cheam SM3 9BN.

 

To book tickets or for further information call 0844 412 2709 or visit gwtwthemusical.com

 

 

Which actor played the part of Rhett Butler in the original film production?

 

Competition prize:

We are offering seven lucky readers the chance to win a pair of tickets to see the performance of Gone With the Wind on April 14.

 

Competition rules:

Tickets are valid for April 14 performance of Gone With the Wind at the New London Theatre only. Tickets are subject to availability and there is no cash alternative to the prize. All transportation is the responsibility of the prize-winner. The editor's decison is final.

 

 

thanks Meg, you can enter online here too

 

 

 

http://www.harrowtimes.co.uk/competitions....2081541.0.0.php

Thanks.

 

So are they the same competition or 2 separate ones?

Two seperate ones but .....sometimes they share one prize.

I needn't bother. I'm not a lucky person at all.

I just never win. But, if I really work for something, then it often happens.

Now where diid I put those ruby slippers?

They lost them in Wicked. Last seen in Kansas I believe.