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Final tickets for 'War Horse' to be released next week

If you missed out of getting tickets to see the phenomenal stage production of War Horse next year, don’t fret – the last tickets for the limited Perth season will go on sale from Monday.

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Audiences are promised an unforgettable theatrical journey when the National Theatre of Great Britain’s internationally acclaimed production of War Horse comes to Perth’s Crown Theatre from 24 March 2020, direct from a sell-out season in London.

New seats go on sale on Monday, 25 November, including extra matinee dates, with only 24 performances of this six-time winner at Broadway’s Tony Awards.

Based on the beloved novel by Michael Morpurgo, War Horse features a 34 strong cast and more than 20 puppets. It is the most successful play in the National Theatre’s history, has won more than 25 international awards and has now been seen by over eight million people worldwide, in 98 cities across 12 countries.

A remarkable story of courage, loyalty and friendship, it tells the story of a young boy called Albert and his horse Joey, set against the backdrop of the First World War.

This powerfully moving and imaginative drama is a show of phenomenal inventiveness, filled with stirring music and songs, featuring ground-breaking puppetry work by South Africa’s Handspring Puppet Company, which brings breathing, galloping horses to life on stage.

War Horse opens at the Crown Theatre Perth on 24th Match tickets available from  warhorseonstage.com.au or ticketmaster.com.au

Source: Media Release, image: Brinkhoff Mögenburg 


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