New discount scheme announced for Worthing Theatres

Amanda O’ Reilly, head of culture for Worthing Theatres, said: “The Wheelhouse scheme will automatically apply a 10 per cent discount at the checkout when patrons book for three or more theatre productions in 2019 – a saving that is applied on top of already existing price deductions such as FWT memberships and concessions.

“In addition to this, any future theatre shows booked after customers have entered the wheelhouse will have their 10 per cent discount automatically applied.

“With eleven thrilling theatre productions coming to Worthing between March to October, audiences have a wide range of shows to choose from.

“In March the London Classic Theatre Company return to Worthing with My Mother Said I Never Should, written by Charlotte Keatley. The play details the lives of four women through the immense social changes of the twentieth century. Opera Up Close also tour to the Connaught Theatre with their Olivier award-winning production of La Boheme, bringing live opera to Worthing for the first time in six years.

“In April the programme heats up with Caroline’s Kitchen, a comedy drama by the Original Theatre Company following the nation’s favourite TV cook off camera and away from the glow of the studio lights; a play to suit everyone’s tastes. Later in the month the wonderfully touching and perceptive comedy Shakespeare’s Lost Womenis being performed for one evening only in the intimate space of the Connaught Studio.

“Spymonkey burst onto the Pavilion Theatre stage in May with their inaugural comedy-theatre production Cooped; the show that established the Brighton based company as the UK’s leading physical comedy group. This year they celebrate their 20th anniversary with the production that made them an international sensation.