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London's greatest cultural institutions are showering us with edifying bargains this Black Friday. We’ve rounded up some of the best discounts, helping you enjoy a night (or day) out, without breaking the bank, from classic plays to festive music.
Theatre deals include £25 tickets to ‘Night Mother’ November 25 and 26. There are also multiple comedy discounts, including £5 tickets to the West End Comedy Club and the show ‘Funny Women’. Immersive theatre lovers, enjoy 20 percent off seeing ‘The Hunt for the Smoking Caterpillar’, a mystery experience. And enjoy a Christmas panto, with bottomless drinks and three courses, for only £49.
Other deals for Black Friday include 40 percent off a new or renewed Picturehouse Cinemas membership and a TimeOut offer of 28 percent off Christmas Baroque by Candlelight. And then treat yourself to a Christmas Feast inside a Covent Garden dome, while saving £60.
Check back throughout the week, and we’ll add the best cultural deals as they’re announced.
Theatre and comedy
£28 tickets to 'Crooks 1926' at The Colab Tavern in Elephant and Castle.
Mrs. Riot’s Christmas Balls Panto, plus three courses, cocktails and meet-and-greet the cast for £49.
Enjoy West End Comedy Club for just £5.
See comedy group Funny Women for £5.
Immersive theatre experience for 20% off, ‘The Hunt for the Smoking Caterpillar’.
And there's loads more Black Friday discounts on West End shows up for grabs: you can get tickets to 'Wicked', '& Juliet', 'Come From Away' and more, all for under £25.
Film
If you purchase a new or are planning to renew a Picturehouse Cinemas membership, get 40% off.
Music
Get up to 28% off on Christmas Baroque by Candlelight, part of the London Concertante showcase this winter
Hear AAM's New Worlds: South America concert for 20% off
Museums
National Portrait Gallery Shop Sale
Festive
Walk through the Lightopia London display for 20% off
£60 off a Christmas meal in a Covent Garden igloo
See all of TimeOut 2021 Black Friday deals
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