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Buying tickets
I can buy tickets for a play, a concert or a musical.
1. Match posters 1-3 with the types of show in the box.
| musical concert play |
1. Hamlet
William Shakespeare
1-31 October
Tickets: £26, £34, £47
2. THE LION KING
1-30 NOVEMBER
TICKETS: £28, £37, £55
3. Little Mix
1-10 DECEMBER
TICKETS: £25, £35, £45
2. 🎧3.19 Look at the posters and listen to the conversation. Which type of show does Will decide to buy tickets for?
3. 🎧3.19 Listen to the conversation again. Correct the words in bold in the Key Phrases.
| KEY PHRASES |
| Buying tickets Can I have two ¹seats for ..., please? Where would you like to sit: front, ²centre or back? That's seats ... and ... in ³line ... . That's  $ ... altogether, please. |
4. 🎧3.19 Listen again, and complete the ticket with the correct information.
THEATRE TICKET
Show: ¹___________.
Date: ²___________. November
Seats: ³___________. 
___________.
Row: 
___________.
Total price: 
___________.
5. 🎧3.20 Listen and write the numbers and letters you hear. Then listen and repeat.
1. 9, 10, R
6. 🎧3.21 Complete the dialogue with words from the Key Phrases. Listen and check. Then practise the dialogue.
Anna: ¹___________ three tickets for Hamlet, please?
Clerk: Certainly. Which date?
Anna: 22 October.
Clerk: ²___________ to sit: front, middle or back?
Anna: Middle, please.
Clerk: Certainly. ³___________ 31, 32 and 33 in row M. They're £34 each.
Anna: Great!
Clerk: That's £102 
___________, please.
Anna: Here you are.
Clerk: Thanks. Enjoy the show.
USE IT! Work in pairs. Look at the posters and choose a show. Prepare and practise a new dialogue using the key phrases and the dialogue in exercise 6.
