Win an Unforgettable Quayside MediaCityUK Theatre Break!

Get ready for an incredible competition brought to you by Lowry, The Alchemist and Holiday Inn Manchester MediaCityUK!

The Prizes

  • Two tickets to see the National Theatre's Olivier Award winning smash hit play Dear England at Lowry: The winner can choose a date between 29 May and 29 June subject to availability. With stunning theatricality and powerful performances, Dear England tells the uplifting, heartbreaking and ultimately inspiring story of Gareth Southgate's revolutionary tenure as England manager. ***** "An unmissable piece of theatre" Manchester Evening News.

  • Meal for two at The Alchemist MediacityUK: Indulge in a delicious three course meal for two with a Mad Hatters sharing cocktail.

  • Bed and Breakfast for two at Holiday Inn Manchester MediaCityUK: Enjoy a relaxing overnight stay at Holiday Inn Manchester MediaCityUK in a King Executive Bedroom inclusive of breakfast.

How to Enter

Simply complete the entry form below before Midday, Wednesday 8th May 2025

Dear England 29 May 2025 - 14 Jun 2025

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