Take part in our free to enter competition and win tickets to Rambert's first live-stream performance Draw From Within from leading choreographer and film-maker,
Wim Vandekeybus

We're giving away 10 tickets for Rambert's new creation and first-ever live stream event

**For two lucky winners we'll also be sending you a hamper full of goodies to make your night in with Rambert extra special**

There are four ways to take part in our competition

Follow us on Facebook or Instagram

Like any of our posts on Facebook or Instagram

Leave us a google review or Facebook review

Book an appointment before the 21st of September

Each follow, like, review or booking will get you one entry into the draw. We'll make the draw on the 21st September so we can get your hamper to you in time for the performance

If you don't want to take your chances with our prize draw you can book tickets and support your local venue

Tickets for Rambert’s live-stream performance are being sold for £10 a household by a range of regional venues - so support a venue that matters to you by booking your ticket from their box office.

A list of venues selling tickets and box office details for Draw from Within is available here

Please note this performance may not be suitable for younger children.

Through the eye of the camera you’ll land right in the middle of a turbo-charged live performance. Rambert’s London South Bank studios will be transformed into a series of contrasting, vivid theatrical worlds, some dream worlds, some nightmares, some turned upside down….

This new work Draw from Within is broadcasting live for an international audience with just three performances in different timezones. The UK performance will be on Friday 25 September at 8pm (see bottom of this email for details of how to book)

Wim Vandekeybus is a story-teller. At this precise moment in the world, he wants to show how we’re at once fragile and strong. Threat is countered by liberation, death by birth. Most of the time we don’t think of the blood coursing through our veins. We usually only become aware of our heart beating in our chest when we’re afraid, or something’s wrong. Wim wants to dare us to look under the skin and embrace these contraries.