The Children's Hour - Smash or Dash?

Feb. 3, 2011 - PRLog -- It is always a conundrum. Do you make sure you get tickets by booking before the press have been in and given a production a rave review or do you wait just in case the press slate it and tickets are not a problem?

With London productions that do not have a specific run it is normally quite safe to leave your decision till after the reviews - a good one will mean the show will extend and you will have plenty of time to see it, a poor one and there will be plenty of seats available.

Of course you may be a fan and be oblivious to the views of the press - and with "The Children's Hour" there are many actresses of whom you may be a fan.

But as "The Children's Hour" is in London for a specific run tickets will only get harder to find - either because everyone will want to see it or no-one will!

And which ever way it goes there is the snob value - "Oh I saw her in ... It was terrible/wonderful" Either way you get the scoop.

Visit http://www.theatrebreaks.com/Childrens-Hour-Comedy-Theatre.aspx for theatre/dinner packages and theatre breaks to see "The Children's Hour"

Personally, I think it will be excellent and if you are wise enough to come on Saturday, you may well find yourself sitting next to me!

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