WIN tickets to see Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
Four tickets up for grabs to see this magical show in Richmond this half-term
Enter a world of pure imagination as BROS Theatre company offers Jewish News readers the chance win four tickets to see Roald Dahl’s Charlie and the Chocolate Factory at Richmond Theatre this half-term.
When Charlie Bucket finds one of the five golden tickets to the Wonka Chocolate Factory, he and the other winners can’t wait to feast on the sweets of their dreams. But, beyond the gates they find more than just remarkable edible delights, and as they make the extraordinary journey through Willy Wonka’s marvellous creation, they discover that nobody leaves the same way they arrived…
Based on the iconic book, and enjoying hit runs in the West End and on Broadway, this spectacular stage show combines the memorable songs from the original 1970’s motion picture (The Candy Man and Pure Imagination) with all new numbers from the multi award-winning songwriters of Hairspray. And now, BROS TC are excited to be bringing it to Richmond Theatre!
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory is at Richmond Theatre 18 – 21 February. Evenings Wednesday 18th – Saturday 21st Feb, 19.30
Matinees Thursday 19th & Saturday 21st Feb, 14.30
BSL Translated Performance – Thursday 19th Feb, 19.30
For tickets visit atgtickets.com
To enter fill out the form below. Competition closes at midnight on 10 February 2026 and the winner will be notified by email.
Ts&Cs: The prize includes for tickets to Charlie and the Chocolate Factory presented by BROS Theatre Company on Thursday 19th February 2026 at 7.30pm (only) at Richmond Theatre (1 Little Green, Richmond TW9 1QJ). Tickets are subject to availability and specific seats cannot be requested by the winner. The tickets are valid for any combination of adults and children, however at least one guest must be over the age of 18. The tickets are non-transferable and cannot be exchanged for tickets to another production, cash or any other form of prize. The prize does not include travel, accommodation or any form of hospitality and the winner will be responsible for attending the venue and any expenses they may incur. The prize must be claimed by midnight on Monday 16th February 2026, after which time the producers of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory reserve the right to consider the prize null and void. The producers also reserve the right to offer an alternative prize if in such circumstances the prize can not be fulfilled. One entry per household.
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