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Thank you to all who came to see  PLUM. You were a wonderfully appreciative audience – Thank you.

At the time of writing our next show, The Conquest of the North Pole  is SOLD OUT – sorry to disappoint ( Actually, we’re not – it’s great to be sold out)  but on the bright side, to those of you who did not buy your tickets early enough, we will be performing it in March and May of  2024 – and, of course, we would like both of them to be sold out, so please start booking… now!

As you know, Christmas will be soon upon us and, if you are struggling with ideas about what you should buy someone for Christmas, then, let us suggest: what gift could be better than a Cimrman English Theatre  T-shirt. Yes, you can have a [ Or even more] lovely, stylish navy blue T shirt(s)  emblazoned with the Cimrman English Theatre logo. [ See picture above ] for a mere 400Kc.

Buying a Cimrman T shirt  for yourself, a friend or relative, will not only help  you – or whoever – to feel better about themselves, but also help us to make people more aware of  CET; and, any money raised through  the selling of ‘Merch’, will go toward advertising our shows and future Cimrman projects.

You can find the order form either on our FB page or through the Merch page which you can find in the drop down menu of About in the menu above. Or, you can buy them on a show night either with cash or card.

Now, to theatre things:

Our first performance of 2024 will be The Act on January 26th.

You can buy tickets by clicking on the link below.

https://goout.net/en/the-act/szguarw/

Please – with all our shows – check you have booked for the correct date.

Also, please try and arrive at the theatre at 18.15 or at 6.15pm.  Often it takes a long time to sort out tickets, get a drink at the bar etc…we just want to start promptly at 19:00 or 7pm.

SURTITLES: All of our performances have English surtitles above the stage. [ Except for the courtyard performance in August ] . This is to help our audience’s understanding and enjoyment of the show – especially those who might feel uncertain about their level of English.

The best seats to see the surtitles are in the balcony.