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Win a family pass for 4 - A 'George's Marvellous Medicine' prize pack to be won!
That's right, in conjunction with Auckland Live we have a 'George's Marvellous Medicine' prize pack to be won.
The deliciously wacky and explosively funny tale from the world's number one storyteller helps usher in the Christmas season! Introducing Roald Dahl's George's Marvellous Medicine, set to bring the house down with laughter at Bruce Mason Centre from 17-22 December.
George can't stand his Grandma. She complains all the time, she's mean and she smells funny. On one particular day, Grandma is much more annoying than usual and George has had enough. To cure her nastiness, George concocts a spell and it actually works... in more ways than one!
Following a sell-out season in Australia, this world-class, high energy, critically acclaimed production will see the classic tale brought to mischievous life on stage in Auckland for the very first time. Families and indeed everyone aged from 6 to 106 are invited to share in the festive excitement of this much cherished tale, full of unexpected surprises and uproarious laughter in this, the 100th year since the birth of the great Roald Dahl.
Full show details, including times and ticket prices, can be found at: djin.nz/GMMClick out to an external site
NOTE: The prize is a Family Pass (2 Adults + 2 Children, or 1 Adult + 3 Children) to the 10:00am show on Saturday, December 17th, in Auckland. If you live outside of Auckland, travel to and from the venue, as well as any costs, including but not limited to accommodation, parking, food and drinks, are the sole responsibility of the winner.
This prize pack is valued at $90.00.
To be in to win, simply visit the show website using the link above, and tell us how many minutes each performance runs for.
Entries will close at 11:59pm on 12th of December, 2016, after which we will select, by random draw unless otherwise specified, a correct entry to receive the 'George's Marvellous Medicine' prize pack.
