Premium Ticket to See Abigail's Party for £29.50 at Wyndham’s Theatre (61% Off) Theatre sets are notoriously bad at keeping secrets because you can always hear a stage whisper. Make some noise with today’s Groupon: £29.50 for a premium ticket to Abigail’s Party at Wyndham’s Theatre. Synopsis An evening of drinks and nibbles in 70s suburban Britain unrav... Receive updates now- 61%

Premium Ticket to See Abigail's Party for £29.50 at Wyndham’s Theatre (61% Off)

Groupon from Abigail's Party Getaways
Highlights
  • Satire by Mike Leigh and directed by Lindsay Posner
  • Comedy set in 70s suburbia, exploring class prejudice
  • Victorian Grade II listed theatre
  • Close to Leicester Square tube
  • Three bars available

The Deal

  • Premium seats usually for producers and VIPs
  • Performances Mon-Sat 7.45pm
  • 3pm matinee on Thu and Sat
Fine Print
Expires 9 August 2012.
Limit 1 per person. Limit 10 per redemption. May buy multiple as gifts.
Booking required online at https://kpgrouponcc.tsd-aff.com/tickets/web_finder.buy/abilgails-party-201207.html only.
Groupon price includes £1 restoration fee.
Excludes £1.50 booking fee.
Must be 13 or older.
Valid for premium tickets only.
Original values verified 10 July 2012 at 6.10pm.
See the rules that apply to all deals.

Theatre sets are notoriously bad at keeping secrets because you can always hear a stage whisper. Make some noise with today’s Groupon: £29.50 for a premium ticket to Abigail’s Party at Wyndham’s Theatre.

Synopsis

An evening of drinks and nibbles in 70s suburban Britain unravels rapidly, unearthing personal grievances, as well as class prejudice. Beverly invites neighbours Angela, Tony, and Susan over for drinks, but exposes the pressure of social occasion and her quietly dysfunctional relationship with husband, Laurence. Susan worries that her daughter, the elusive Abigail, is holding a party at their own home offstage. As the alcohol flows an underlying dissatisfaction is brutally exposed.

About The Show

Spiced with savage humour between savoury snacks and snide advice, Mike Leigh’s sitcom satire returns to the stage at the hand of director Lindsay Posner. Riding a wave of sparkling reviews from his previous endeavours, Posner is bringing the awkward interaction and spiralling neuroses of Abigail’s Party to the West End’s Grade II listed Wyndham’s theatre. The play has a stellar cast, featuring Legally Blonde star Jill Halfpenny, and TV stars Joe Absolom and Natalie Casey.

The Venue

Customers can get comfortable in premium seats, usually reserved for producers and well-connected VIP types. Just a step-ball-change from Leicester Square station, the theatre is perfectly placed to enjoy all the pre-theatre offerings of restaurants or retail therapies. Three bars on the premises keep cultural thirst quenched, while ornate Victorian surrounds amuse the eye until curtain-up.

Key Information

Show times: Mon-Wed and Fri 7.45pm, Thu and Sat 3pm and 7.45pm
Nearest tube: Leicester Square
Nearest railway: Charing Cross
Ticket redemption: Book online only at kpgrouponcc.tsd-aff.com/tickets/web_finder.buy/abilgails-party-201207.html and collect ticket(s) from box office on arrival. £1.50 booking fee per ticket applies.
Show not suitable for children under 13

How it Works

1. Buy your Groupon 
2. We will send you your Groupon immediately
3. Go to kpgrouponcc.tsd-aff.com to redeem your ticket and be allocated a seat 

Reviews

Abigail's Party received rave reviews from critics with 4/5 from Time Out, 4.5/5 from LondonTheatre.co.uk, and a 'Must See' nod from The Independent. Reviewers praised the set decoration though special mentions went to the direction and performances.

The task of directing such a well-known play is an onerous one to say the least. But Lindsay Posner delivers an admirable revival which is both faithful to the original and yet contains fresh perspectives. And the cast rise to the occasion too, turning-in truly riveting performances.
Peter Brown, LondonTheatre.co.uk, May 2012

As Lindsay Posner's finely judged revival makes clear, it's a classic study of material progress and spiritual despair via the recognisable medium of loveless, childless marriage. It's also horribly funny.
Caroline McGinn, Time Out, May 2012

Abigail's Party

Wyndham's Theatre, Charing Cross Road
London WC2H 0DA
Company Website
Get Directions


By using our website you consent to our use of cookies, some of which may have already been set on your device. To learn more check out our Cookies Policy. Don't show this banner again