Theatre Royal
Hairspray
Tuesday 1 March - Saturday 12 March 2011
Monday - Saturday 7.30pm
Wednesday 2pm
Saturday 2.30pm
Sign Language Interpreted Performance: Friday 4 March 7.30pm
Audio Described Performance: Sat 5 March 2.30pm
Captioned Performance: Sat 12 March 2.30pm
Running Time 2 hours & 40 minutes
PRICES
Monday - Thursday 7.30pm & Wednesday 2.00pm
Stalls £39.50, £37, £33.50
Dress Circle £39.50, £37
Upper Circle £37, £33.50
Balcony £25, £19
Friday 7.30pm & Saturday 2.30pm & 7.30pm
Stalls £42.50, £40.50, £37.50
Dress Circle £42.50, £40.50
Upper Circle £40.50, £37.50
Balcony £27, £20
Tickets subject to a credit/debit card booking fee.
SAVE MONEY!
Friends of the Royal Centre
Save £5 in the Stalls & Upper Circle on Tuesday 1 & Wednesday 2 March 7.30pm performances only.
Under 16s, Over 60's, Registered Unwaged & Students
Save £4 in the Stalls & £3 in the Upper Circle for Monday to Thursday 7.30pm & Wednesday 2.pm performances only.
Groups of 10+
Save 10% on bookings for 10 or more.
Groups of 20+
Save 15% on bookings of 20 or more with one free ticket per party booking.
School Parties
All seats £20 for Monday & Tuesday 7.30pm & Wednesday 2pm & 7.30pm performances only in the Stalls & Upper Circle, plus one free teacher per 20 tickets booked. (Limited availability)
No concessions in the Balcony, Dress Circle or for Friday & Saturday performances.
The West End's favourite musical comedy, Hairspray, is coming to Nottingham!
Starring Brookside's Michael Starke as you have never seen him before and The Monkees' Micky Dolenz as the loveable Wilbur, Hairspray tells the story of Tracy Turnblad, a big girl with big hair and an even bigger heart as she sets out to follow her extraordinary dreams, inspire her mum and win the boy she loves.
Hairspray is the musical with everything - the ultimate feel-good show which has played to sold out houses in London, on Broadway and theatres around the globe.
Big Hair, Big Heart, Big Hit - Book Now!
‘Do whatever you have to to get a ticket – utterly unmissable’
Southern Daily Echo
‘Feel-good factor off the scale!’
Glasgow Herald
‘The most happy, funny, sunny show in town’
Sunday Express
