HOW TO BOOK TICKETS

Tickets for Witches Abroad will be available, online only, from 09:00 on Monday 2 September. Early booking is very strongly recommended.

There will be three one way to buy your tickets:

1. ONLINE. Click on the WeGotTickets logo below - or HERE - to access the online ticketing site. 

2. IN PERSON. You can also buy in person at the Bookstore, 15 Bury St, Abingdon OX14 3QT. 

Note - CASH ONLY, please, for sales at the Bookstore. (it's a service they provide as a favour to local groups, and cash keeps it simple for both sides). 

All tickets are an affordable £12 but, for 'single sales', over-65s can claim a free programme at the theatre (normal price - £2). 

On the day of performance, the WeGotTickets access is closed from around midday (around 09:00 for the matinee), so that we can draw a line before we depart for the theatre. 

TICKET PROBLEMS?

PLEASE NOTE - if you have any queries about re-selling your tickets, or about mislaid confirmatory emails, you will need to contact We Got Tickets. Their FAQ section covers most usual queries.

SEATING

We will be hoping to sell out to the theatre's capacity. Our Front of House team will do their very best to seat people together -- but please arrive in good time or this may not be possible.

COVID RESTRICTIONS? 

Hopefully, we've all moved on from the worst of the impacts of this, but ... if you are feeling unwell (even if it's 'only' a common cold), it might be helpful if you could wear a mask in the more crowded areas of the theatre buildings, to limit the risk of spreading any infection.

A link to our online ticketing site.

The Bookstore, Bury Street, Abingdon.

PAYMENTS AT THE THEATRE

At the theatre, do feel free to come armed with good old cash. There is wifi but our Zettle terminals may sometimes be slower than 'real' money (especially if the theatre's wifi crashes).

The Unicorn Theatre is part of Abingdon Abbey Buildings - a scheduled ancient monument. There are lots of steps and awkward changes of level throughout the building. There is, effectively, no wheelchair access and the buildings do pose major challenges for anyone with mobility issues.

We will aim to sell this show to the theatre's capacity. Our Front of House team will do their very best to seat people together -- but please arrive in good time or this may not be possible.

THE CORONAVIRUS AND US

We will be taking care to ensure that viral illnesses do not disrupt our production. We'd be grateful if our audiences could also help us all to stay safe and well....

HOW CAN YOU HELP? The Unicorn is quite an intimate setting. If you do show cold/flu/covid symptoms (runny nose, temperature, etc.), but you still feel well enough to attend, it would be good if you could consider wearing a mask in the congested areas, and to ensure you sanitise your hands regularly (especially after touching your face and before touching any shared surfaces such as guard rails).