What’s ‘a night less ordinary’ all about?
The Ambassador Theatre Group is proudly taking part in A Night Less Ordinary, giving people under 26, absolutely free tickets! The offer applies to selected shows, so keep an eye on this page for details.
How can you get these tickets?
You must be aged 25 or under at the time of the show.
Tickets go on sale every Monday for that week's performances.
Please call our dedicated number on 0844 871 7683 between 10am - 6pm, Monday - Saturday.
The only condition is that you provide your name, a full UK residential address, your date of birth an email address and a mobile phone number (or alternative daytime contact) when you book (we won’t accept hotel or hostel addresses, just your home address).
We’ll also sign you up to an email list so that you can get more information about shows and other ticket offers from Ambassador Theatre Group theatres.
Tickets are offered on a first-come, first-served basis on selected performances, subject to availability. A maximum of 4 free tickets will be allocated per booking.
What happens then?
You’ll need to collect your free tickets on the day of the performance (no later than 30 minutes beforehand or they may be released for sale).
We’ll need to see your completed form with proof of age for everybody in your booking who’s using a free ticket: this could be a driving licence, a valid passport, a birth certificate, a PASS-approved card, a 16-25 Railcard etc.
Please note that a NUS (or NUS Extra card) will not be accepted as proof of age, as it does not have a photograph on it.
Tickets cannot be transferred to someone else and will only be issued to the person who booked (on production of ID).
If you don’t collect your tickets and haven’t let the theatre know, you may not be allowed to use this scheme at this theatre or the others listed above.
Want more information on A Night Less Ordinary?
A Night Less Ordinary is an Arts Council England scheme in association with Metro, which will provide 618,000 free theatre tickets to anyone under 26 in more than 200 venues across England. For more information about the scheme visit www.anightlessordinary.org.uk