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BOOKING FORM EVENT NO. DATE TIME PRICE QUANTITY TOTAL Less any discount Add £1.50 for credit card charge Name Add £0.60 for postage TOTAL Address Postcode Telephone Email Please charge my debit/credit card: Solo / Maestro / MasterCard / Visa. Card Number Expiry Date Issue/Start Date (Solo/Switch only) Security Code Signature I enclose a cheque for £ made payable to ‘The Oxford Playhouse Trust’. Times Newspapers (TNL), Cox and Kings, Blackwell and the Sunday Times Oxford Literary Festival (‘STOLF’) directly or via their agents may mail, email, SMS or telephone you with future offers reflecting your preferences. Tick if you do NOT want offers from TNL q OLF q Cox & Kings q or third parties q . Please return to: (postal bookings to arrive before 20 March) Tickets Oxford, The Oxford Playhouse, Beaumont Street, Oxford OX1 2LW. Telephone: 0870 343 1001 Online: www.oxfordplayhouse.com/ticketsoxford Please ensure all details are completed. Remember to book early, as many events do sell our quickly!
BOOKING INFORMATION Prior to the Festival, up to 4pm on Sunday 29 March tickets can be booked • in person at the Box Office at Oxford Playhouse, Beaumont Street, Oxford OX1 2LW • by telephone 0870 343 1001 • by post using the form overleaf • NB No fax bookings can be accepted Oxford Playhouse Box Office opening hours are Monday to Saturday, 10am to 6pm. Please note that postal bookings MUST be received by 20 March. Tickets will not be available for sale between 10am on Monday 31 March and 3pm on Monday 31 March Tickets will not be available for collection between 10 am on Monday 30 March and 3pm on Monday 30 March, when the Festival Box Office in the Marquee at Christ Church opens. In order to facilitate the transfer of ticket sales from the Oxford Playhouse to the Festival Box Office, we need to suspend sales and collections for this period. Please ensure therefore that you book your tickets as early as you can. From 3 pm on Monday 30 March and throughout the Festival • in person at the Festival Box Office in the Marquee, Christ Church • by telephone 0870 343 1001 Festival Box Office opening hours are: Monday 31 March: 3 pm–8 pm Tuesday 1 April: 9.00 am–8 pm Wednesday 2 April: 9.00am–8.30 pm Thursday 3 April: 9.00am–8 pm Friday 4 April: 9.00 am–8 pm Saturday 5 April: 9.00am–8 pm Sunday 7 April: 9.00am–6 pm Immediately prior to events Any remaining tickets will only be on sale at the Festival Box Office in the Meadows Marquee at Christ Church – or on the door, if at a different venue. Please note Disabled access: please check with the Box Office for each event. Children’s Events: ticket prices shown are for children and adults, There are no concessions. Children under 2 years: admission free. Children under 13 years must be accompanied by an adult (aged 18 or over); the Festival cannot accept responsibility for the safety of unaccompanied children. Children over 13 cannot be responsible for younger children, although they may attend events alone as long as they are taken to and collected from the specific event venue. Concessions and discounts (adult events and walks only) • Concessions of £1.00 per ticket are offered to full-time students (with valid photo ID), senior citizens (60 years plus), children (18 years and under), unwaged and companions to disabled persons. • Friends of the Festival receive a £1.50 concession on tickets to adult events and walks, up to a maximum of 5 tickets. • Book tickets for 5 or more events in the same transaction and get a 15% discount. • Schools and youth groups get a concessionary rate of £1.00 off, plus one in every 15 tickets free. • Book and writers’ groups making a group booking of 8 people or more, may receive the concessionary rate of £1.00 off each ticket. • Only one reduction applies per ticket. • No reductions apply to children’s events, Festival dinners and lunches. Online concessions and bookings • Not all concessions are available online. • Event numbers can be found next to each event entry. • Unless otherwise stated, events last one hour and panel discussions approximately 75 minutes. • The Sunday Times Oxford Literary Festival reserves the right to alter the programme or substitute writers, if circumstances so dictate. • Tickets are not refundable and cannot be exchanged. All tickets booked by telephone or online, until Thursday 19 March will be sent by post to the patron. For tickets where ID is required, please make sure that you have your ID with you at the event as you will be required to show it before entry. A £1.50 handling charge is added to the total cost of your order for all credit/debit card bookings, plus 50p for tickets to be posted. 129 BOOKING INFORMATION
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