Leicester’s
Curve theatre is offering DMU students and staff the opportunity to see
Cat on a Hot Tin Roof for just
£5 per ticket.
Our partnership with Curve allows a maximum of two tickets per student or staff member at £5 each, and applies to all tickets on sale (usually £10-£28).
The offer is valid for performances running from Wednesday 8 to Saturday 18 September (inclusive). You can read more about the production on .
In order to purchase your discounted tickets, please email siepartnerships@dmu.ac.uk to receive your promotional code. Please use your DMU email account or include your student P-number in the message. You can then enter the promo code when selecting your seats, or at checkout, to apply your discount.*
Currently the offer is open to all staff and students, but may be capped if demand proves high.
Synopsis
On a sweltering Mississippi night, the lies are as stifling as the heat.
Maggie has fought up from poverty, only to find herself in a passionless, burning marriage. Her husband Brick Pollitt, a former pro footballer, drinks to drown out the hurt he has bottled up inside.
When the entire Pollitt family meet for Big Daddy's 65th birthday, the claws are out. As shattering truths threaten to spiral out of control, the family set out to protect themselves, and each other, from falling apart.
This bold new revival of Tennessee Williams' lyrical Pulitzer Prize-winning masterpiece is a blazing portrayal of what it takes to survive in a society where we're all desperate to feel free.
Directed by Anthony Almeida, winner of the 2019 RTST Sir Peter Hall Director Award, Cat on a Hot Tin Roof follows the acclaimed Made at Curve production of Tennessee Williams' A Streetcar Named Desire.
Please note this show contains some adult themes.
For the latest information about Curve's Covid-19 safety procedures, see the theatre's .
* This offer is subject to , availability and is only available on the stated performances. Not available in conjunction with any other offer or discount, nor on tickets already purchased for the production.
Posted on Friday 3 September 2021