This Wednesday, we're bringing two of Broadway's hottest composers together for a conversation, and you're invited. At a Time Out New York–sponsored event this Wednesday, John Kander, who wrote The Visit, and Lin-Manuel Miranda, whose hit musical Hamilton will hit Broadway later this summer, will take the stage together following the evening's performance of The Visit (which is currently nominated for five Tony Awards).
This afternoon, we're giving away a whopping 35 pairs of tickets to see the show and the post-performance talk on May 20 at the Lyceum Theatre (two awesome viewing experiences rolled into one, and totally free!). All you have to do is filling out the form below. We'll choose the winners at random, and let you know if you won tomorrow afternoon.
Best of luck, Broadway fans!
The Visit Official Rules
CONTEST RULES: One entry per person. These competitions are open to any U.S. resident (unless otherwise stated) except employees of Time Out and sponsoring organizations, their agents or anyone directly connected to these promotions. No purchase required for this promotion. Contest valid 5/18/15 through 5/19/15 at 12:59:59pm EST. Winners must be 21 years of age or older unless otherwise stated. Prizes are as described above; no cash alternatives will be given. Prizes may not be sold, traded, transferred or refunded. Any and all federal, state and local taxes are the responsibility of the winner. If for any reason winners are unable to use prizes within the time specified, the participating organizations are not responsible for providing replacement prizes. No make goods will be given in the event of a canceled or rescheduled event. Approximate retail value: $220.
DISCLAIMER AND WAIVER:Time Out does not endorse or make any representation about the prize or quality of the services that are part of the prize. By participating in this contest, entrants agree to receive promotional emails from Time Out and waive any claims against Time Out arising out of use of the prize and related services. The odds of winning are relative to the number of correct, eligible entries received; winners will be drawn at random from this pool.