The Evening Standard has teamed up with the Ambassador Theatre Group to bring you some of the best drama in London for free.
The shows you can see for free are: After Mrs Rochester, Hitchcock Blonde, A Midsummer Night's Dream, Noises Off and Vincent in Brixton.
Each day this week we will be featuring a different show. To take advantage of this fantastic offer all you need to do is phone the booking line and quote today's password which you can find in the Evening Standard.
Each show has its own password, so make sure you have the correct one for the show you wish to see. Simply cut out the password token and hand it in at the box office when you go to see the show of your choice. TODAY'S FEATURED SHOW IS NOISES OFF COMES OF AGE.
In celebration of its 21st birthday, Michael Frayn's Noises Off transfers to the Piccadilly Theatre following a sell-out national tour.
Noises Off is a glorious comic romp, which offers two plays for the price of one. While the traditional British farce Nothing On is performed, a real-life farce unfolds backstage during the show's final rehearsal and the ensuing disastrous tour.
Nothing On and Noises Off interlock as the actors make their exits from one play only to find themselves making entrances into the other and back again. Amid such confusion, can they ever get to the end of the show?
The distinguished cast includes Cheryl Campbell as down-on-her-luck stage star Dotty Otley. Alongside her Paul Bradley stars as Frederick Fellowes, best known for his role as Nigel Bates in EastEnders. Philip Franks plays director Lloyd Dallas and Sylvester McCoy is Selsdon Mowbray.
Up to five full-price tickets may also be purchased in any one free-ticket booking.
Noises Off at the Piccadilly Theatre, Denman Street, London W1D 7DY.
Full details in today's Evening Standard
