WIN A WALK-ON PARI' IN A WEST END SHOW Have you ever dreamed of treading the boards in London's West End 2... Well, Applause would like to offer you a once-in-a-lifetime chance to shine with the stars. This month's competition gives you an opportunity to win a walk-on part in one of London's best loved plays. The Royal National Theatre's acclaimed production of J B Priestley's classic thriller
An Inspector Calls returned to the West End aher its huge success on Broadway. Stephen Daldry's superlative
production has won a total of 19 awards in London and New York . If you are the lucky winner you will have the opportunity to join the cast for a truly memorable day. You will meet the cast before rehearsals with the resident director. Then to make-up and costume before going on stage for this rather special Saturday matinee performance in April. In the audience will be four of your friends and family siHing in the best seats in the house to cheer you on. And aherwards the cast will present you with a signed copy of the playas a memento of your day. To win this fabulous prize simply write your answers to the questions below on a postcard and return with your name, address and daytime phone number to Win A Walk-On Port Competition, Applause Magazine, Applause Building, 68 Long Acre, London WC2E 9JQ. Good Luck! 1) Name the surname of the family at the centre of An Inspector Calls. 3) What does the
2) On which Iris Murdoch novel did Priestley base his 1963 ploy2
J B stand for? 4) Name one cast member of the recent revival of J B Priestley's Dangerous Corner at the Whitehall Theatre.
congratulations
to these winners
of our previous competitions: Mrs J Diprose of Hextable winner of
November's Cats competition and Sue Bell of Cleveland, winner of our December crossword competition .
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Answers at bottom of page
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