The digital gateway to cultural experiences, TodayTix has announced a $45 digital Lottery for the highly successful season of the beloved musical, WICKED, in Melbourne.
After opening at Melbourne’s Regent Theatre on 2 March following the smash hit Sydney season, “Broadway’s Biggest Blockbuster” (The New York Times) has garnered five-star critical reviews and glowing praise from audiences.
20 years since its premiere on Broadway, WICKED remains one of the most successful and popular musicals in the world. Winner of over 100 major awards including the Grammy Award, the Olivier Award, six Helpmann Awards, three Tony Awards® and six Drama Desk Awards, WICKED is “A Complete Triumph! An original musical that will make you laugh, cry and think” (USA Today).
Entries for the digital Lottery are now open, and will close at 1.00pm AEST on Wednesday 10 April. Successful entrants will have the chance to purchase up to two tickets to WICKED at the exclusive price of $45. An additional entry to the Lottery is available to participants who share across socials.
The Lottery will continue to run each week for the duration of the Melbourne season, opening every Thursday at 12:01am AEST and closing the following Wednesday at 1:00pm AEST for the upcoming week’s performances.
“Following the huge success of the Sydney season of WICKED, we’re thrilled to open the TodayTix Lottery to Melbourne audiences. Audiences of all ages connect with WICKED on a level that few shows achieve,” said Vance, Ticketing Director for TodayTix Group Australia. “The digital Lottery will enable even more people to experience this world-class production.”
For more information on the WICKED $45 digital Lottery, visit TodayTix.com or download the TodayTix app in the App Store or Google Play Store.
WICKED continues at Melbourne’s Regent Theatre until 30 June, before heading to Brisbane’s Lyric Theatre – QPAC from 12 September 2024. For more information, visit: www.wickedthemusical.com.au for details.
Image: Courtney Monsma and Sheridan Adams and the Cast of WICKED – photo by Jeff Busby