COMPETITION: Win Tickets to see Will Dickie’s Team of the Decades This Weekend!
Walkie Talkies: Team of the Decades | The Yard Theatre | 25 & 26 July | 2pm, 4pm & 7pm | £5
“Feel the energy! Team of the Decades is an electrifying team show for 10 people, 1 coach & 1 captain. Our pitch breaks out beyond the park, along the pavements and out across the landscape.”
Team of the Decades, created and performed by Will Dickie, arrives at The Yard Theatre’s Walkie Talkies festival. Will is an actor, dancer, director, DJ and dabbler in fine art photography. His latest work, developed during a long-term artistic residency at Battersea Arts Centre, is an immersive and interactive outdoor experience which explores the father/son relationship and life on the pitch.
They Say: We don’t play to win or lose, we play to understand – figure and ground, strength and weakness, fathers and sons, collisions and hugs.
FLASH COMPETITION! We’ve got five pairs of tickets to give away for Team of the Decades this weekend!
For your chance to win, sign up to our mailing list below and let us know which performance you can attend. We’ll be contacting winners after 2pm today, so get in there quick!
This competition is now closed.
Please Note: This show is suitable 14 years and older. This show starts at The Yard Theatre and continues on a journey into the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park. Suitable footwear for walking is recommended.
Competition T&Cs: By entering this competition, you are joining the To Do List mailing list, from which you can unsubscribe at any time. If you are already a mailing list subscriber, you will not be re-added. Entries received after 2pm on Thursday 23rd July 2015 will not be considered. The winners will be chosen at random, and will be contacted by email and by text from 2pm on Thursday 23rd July. If we are unable to contact a winner and confirm attendance, a new draw will take place.
About Stuart Wilson
I am Joint Editor at To Do List. I like: nice pubs, film marathons, not doing real marathons, bad comedy, plays/musicals with shorter second halves, and the Oxford comma.