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16-25 tickets

Tickets for £10 or under, all year round.

Tickets for 16-25 Year olds – £10 or under

All year round.

Throughout the year, UK residents aged 16-25 can book tickets priced £10 or under, for any of our shows at the South Bank, with more tickets released every month.

Simply unlock 16-25s tickets using one of the magic links below, et voila! Tickets can be yours for a tenner, or less, all year round.

 

Terms and conditions apply. Proof of age required. 16-25 tickets limited to two per customer.

 

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You can unlock tickets for £10 and under on the following shows.

Title treatment of Roald Dahl's The Witches, with a cartoon of a claw-like hand reaching down to pick up a belligerent-looking mouse who is standing on the H of Witches.

The Witches

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A rip-roaring musical version of Roald Dahl’s timeless tale, filled with wit, daring and heart. With Book and lyrics by Olivier Award-winner Lucy Kirkwood, music and lyrics by Tony Award-nominee Dave Malloy, and directed by Lyndsey Turner.

The Witches
A pencil and collaged image of a woman's naked back, tensed and fractured.

Infinite Life

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Annie Baker’s (The Flick, The Antipodes) new play is a surprisingly funny inquiry into the complexity of suffering, and what it means to desire in a body that’s failing you.

Infinite Life
A woman runs, carrying a black suitcase with metal trim, her coat and headscarf billowing and blurred, behind her.

Kin

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Amit Lahav (Artistic Director of Gecko) reflects on the lifechanging decision his family made to flee and build a better life.

Kin
A man (Michael Sheen) wearing dark striped pajamas and plaid slippers, is standing amongst billowing pale green curtains.

Nye

Michael Sheen is Nye Bevan in an epic Welsh fantasia about one man’s dream of the NHS.

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A woman in a brown long-sleeved dress stands, smiling, looking straight to camera. She is holding hands with a young girl who looks up at her. The blurred figures of five other people stand either side of them and the girl is also blurred.

Dear Octopus

This captivating revival of Dodie Smith’s play is a moving dissection of family and what it means to grow up and return home.

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Two women in thin white dresses stand in a river, soaking wet, one is pushing her hair back from her face. A low-lying city skyline and bridge are behind them in the distance.

London Tide

Ian Rickson returns to direct Ben Power’s adaptation of Dickens’ Our Mutual Friend, with music by PJ Harvey.

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A woman and man are dancing together, laughing. She wears a bridal outfit and he wears a waistcoat, trousers and light blue shirt, with the cuffs rolled up. The background is entirely black.

Till the Stars Come Down

Beth Steel’s new play a family gather for a wedding that threatens to tear them apart.

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Three women stand together, all facing to camera, the middle one, slightly higher than the others, seems to be trying to push the others, who each hold a pen, aside. All wear red shirts and skirts and the middle one has a large red bow tied at her collar.

Underdog: The Other Other Brontë

Sarah Gordon’s new play is an irreverent retelling of the life and legend of the Brontë sisters.

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How to book 16-25 year olds’ tickets

Step 1

Unlock tickets

You must use the magic links above (available from midday, 2 October).

Step 2

Choose your time and date

Select the date you’d like to attend. Look for dates where £10 prices are available.

Step 3

Select your seats and add to basket

Choose any available £10 seats from the seating plan, and select the £5 price if you’re aged 16-17, or £10 if you’re aged 18-25 years old.

Step 4

Complete checkout

You can login, or register a new account, making sure to provide your date of birth, and checkout for free.

Step 5

Enjoy the show

Bring photo ID to prove your age when you come to the performance. Take your seat, relax and enjoy.

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A group of young people in formation in orange ponchos, with a pair of papier-mache eyes - performing on the National Theatre's River Stage

Young People's Programme

Aged 16-21? Into writing or producing, lighting or sound, performing on stage or making it happen backstage? We got you.

Young people

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