Duke of York’s Theatre

Dear Sir or Madam, As a vocational training centre on the audiovisual field, and within the European frame of the Erasmus Charter, we are starting a contact task with the audiovisual and communication companies of the different countries of the European Union, aimed to reach a collaborative agreement to provide professional practices for our students. Our students are highly-trained and have been well received by the audiovisual companies of the Region of Madrid. They are trained to work as professional technicians on three fields of the communication sector: on Audiovisual Production and Performances, stage manager and edition. Furthermore, and as complement of their training, our students join in the European Languages Programme, in order to reinforce their languages skills in English, French and/or German. Nowadays, our main target is to provide our students with the opportunity of developing their life-long learning through different European enterprises, and, furthermore, contributing to build the Europe of the future, where people gain cross-cultural knowledge. Subsequently, we ask you for your help in order we to be able to achieve quality practices for our students with Erasmus Scholarship. We are looking forward your response. Please, don’t hesitate to contact us for any question. Yours faithfully, Juan Carlos del Mazo Blázquez HEADMASTER

I attended Constellations from the upper circle. My tickets were first circle but I was not permitted into that area because I arrived at 7:30 for a 7:30 performance. During the performance, I was closely monitored by a member of staff who took exception to my placing my legs over the chair back in front of me. The seats seem to have been designed for people with half my height.