GET INTO LONDON THEATRE 2013 Begins Today!

GET INTO LONDON THEATRE 2013, the annual ticket scheme that allows the public to see some of the best shows in London for a fraction of the normal cost, runs from today, 1 January to 15 February 2013. Over 50 participating productions ranging from plays to musicals and opera to ballet will offer tickets from as little as £10 so everyone has the chance to experience the magic of London theatre.

There is a host of sensational shows to choose from including War Horse, Jersey Boys, Mamma Mia! and One Man, Two Guvnors, alongside new-comers The Magistrate, Goodnight Mister Tom and Scrooge The Musical. Fans of opera and dance can enjoy Midnight Tango and The Mikado, plus there are lots of family-friendly shows taking part such as Room On The Broom, Sooty In Space and seasonal favourite The Snowman. It's not just West End theatres taking part but a range of venues across the capital including The National Theatre, New Wimbledon, Sadler's Wells and the Barbican.

The Mayor of London Boris Johnson said: "London is the home of theatre and 2013 promises to be another bumper year. There are some truly exciting productions coming out over the next few months, so to whet your appetite take advantage of GET INTO LONDON THEATRE. From music to drama and dance, there are fabulous deals to be had. "

Mark Rubinstein, President of the Society of London Theatre, which runs GET INTO LONDON THEATRE, said: "We are thrilled to be announcing the 12th annual Get Into London Theatre campaign. Year on year this scheme has grown in popularity, attracting ever more audiences both old and new to the West End. We are delighted to be able to offer great tickets at affordable prices to an even wider range of diverse and exciting first-class shows."

Carley Stenson, currently starring as Princess Fiona in Shrek The Musical until 24 February 2013, said: "GET INTO LONDON THEATRE offers a great chance to see a brilliant selection of shows all over London at affordable prices. A theatre trip can be expensive, particularly after Christmas, but with tickets available from just £10 this is the perfect opportunity to take in a show, so don't miss out!"

GET INTO LONDON THEATRE tickets are on sale now at www.getintolondontheatre.co.uk or via the Ticket Hotline at 0844 412 2703. SEE Tickets is the ticketing partner and, as in previous years, there are no postage charges or booking fees payable on tickets purchased through the promotion.

The website features the full line-up of shows as well as top tips for making the most out of your London theatre trip including great savings on restaurants, hotels and travel.
Fans of GILT can get social with the promotion by joining the thriving communities on Facebook and Twitter.

As of 11 December 2012 shows in GET INTO LONDON THEATRE (subject to change):
The 39 Steps, Billy Elliot The Musical, The Boy With Tape On His Face, Cabaret, The Captain Of Köpenick, Chariots Of Fire, The Circus of Horrors, Companhia De Dança Deborah Colker: Tatyana, Disney's The Lion King, Dreamboats And Petticoats, Feast, Goodnight Mister Tom, Horrible Histories: Barmy Britain, In The Republic Of Happiness, Jersey Boys, The Judas Kiss, Kiss Me Kate, Let It Be, Lift, The Magistrate, Mamma Mia!, Midnight Tango, The Mikado, Old Times, One Man, Two Guvnors, Our Country's Good, The Phantom Of The Opera, Port, Richard III, Richard Alston Dance Company, Room On The Broom, Scrooge The Musical, Seussical The Musical, Shrek The Musical, Singin' In The Rain, SLAVA'S SNOWSHOW, The Snowman, Snow White And The Seven Dwarfs, Sooty In Space, Spamalot, Stomp, Taboo, Tango Fire, Thriller Live, Top Hat, La Traviata, Uncle Vanya, War Horse, We Will Rock You, Wicked, The Woman In Black, Yes, Prime Minister.

All offers are subject to availability for specific performances (especially at weekends). Shows on offer may change throughout the promotion. The offer does not apply to tickets already booked and cannot be used with any other offer. Maximum 8 tickets per booking. Shows may not be offering tickets at all price points for all performances.

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