Brown-forman beverages uk, ltd
the Jack Daniel’s “Tennessee Is Coming To Town” Birthday Gig
terms and conditions
1. The promotion is open to UK residents aged 18 or over only excluding employees of the promoter, Buzz, their families, agents and anyone else connected with the promotion. No purchase necessary.
2. To enter either email the answer with your name, date of birth, address and telephone number to competitions@buzzmag.co.uk or alternatively send your entry with your name, age, address and telephone number on a plain piece of paper to: Mr. Jack’s Birthday prize draw, Buzz Magazine, Suite 3, Castle House, 1-7 Castle St, Cardiff, CF10 1BS.
3. Entries to be received no later than September 24th 2010.
4. Only one entry per person.
5. The promoter accepts no responsibility for any illegible entries or those which are delayed or not delivered. Proof of posting is not proof of delivery.
6. There is one prize: a 1 day trip for the prize-winner and 1 guest to London to enjoy the Jack Daniel’s Birthday celebrations. The prize includes one night’s accommodation in a 3 star hotel, £100 towards travel expenses per person and free attendance to the Birthday ‘Tennessee Is Coming To Town’ Gig on Thursday 7th October 2010 at the Clapham Grand, London.
7. Hotel rooms will be based on 2 people sharing. The hotel will be booked by The Promoter and details will be provided when the prize winner is notified. The promoter will issue a cheque written out to the competition winner for travel expenses, £200. All travel-related administration is the responsibility of the prize-winner and guests.
8. The prize winner also wins a goody bag. The goody bag includes Jack Daniel’s merchandise (pourer/key ring/shot glass/passport holder).
9. The performance line-up may be subject to change. The Winner [and guest] will be bound by the terms imposed by any third parties providing services as part of the prize. The Promoter cannot accept responsibility for the acts or omissions of third parties.
10. The prize-winner and their guest will need to confirm they are over 18 before taking up the prize.
11. The promoter reserves the right to select alternative winners, should the original winner and guest not validate all of their identity and age within 3 days of notification or if the original winner is unable to attend the Birthday gig.
12. The prize draw will be supervised by an independent person and will take place on 27th September 2010. The prize-winner will be the first name drawn at random from all valid entries.
13. The prize-winner will be notified within 3 days and receive further details of their prize within 5 days of verification of their age, as required above. .
14. The winners’ details can be obtained for 6 weeks only by sending an sae to “Jack Daniel’s / Buzz Birthday gig prize draw”, Spring PR, 12 Melcombe Place, Marylebone, London, NW1 6JJ The prize-winner and guest may be required to participate in future publicity.
15. Each prize is as stated, is non-transferable and there is no cash alternative. The promoter reserves the right to withdraw or amend this promotion in the event of any unforeseen circumstances outside its reasonable control with no liability to any entrants, the prize-winner or any third party. The promoter also reserves the right to award an alternative prize of equal or greater value, should the advertised prize become unavailable for any reason. The decision of the promoter in all matters is final and no correspondence will be entered into. Entrants are deemed to have accepted these terms and conditions by participating in this promotion. Promoter: Brown-Forman Beverages Europe, Ltd, 45 Mortimer Street, London, W1W 8HJ. Make Mr Jack’s Birthday a memorable one. Please drink responsibly.
WIN TICKETS TO THE OLD CURIOSITY SHOP
Win a pair of tickets to see The Old Curiosity Shop at Barry Memorial Theatre on Fri 24 Sept.
To enter, just email your name, address and contact number to competitions@buzzmag.co.uk by Mon 20 Sept along with your answer to this question:
What is the name of the author of the novel upon which The Old Curiosity Shop is based?
Here is the stage preview of The Old Curiosity Shop from the September issue of Buzz:
This September, the Northumberland Theatre Company will take you on a hilarious and grotesque journey. Dickens’ classic novel, The Old Curiosity Shop, it would seem, is not about a shop of odds and ends at all but about the struggle of a young girl and her grandfather to escape their various demons. At the Barry Memorial Hall and Theatre, Little Nell and her gambling addict grandfather embark on a flight from their enemies and a desperate search for a safe haven from poverty.
The Old Curiosity Shop is praised as an example of Dickens at his best, and like all of the writer’s good novels, this story is plagued by some classically evil bad guys. Quilp and the crooked lawyer Brass dog the steps of the main characters throughout the play, along with the mysterious Single Gentleman. This innovative adaptation of the classic even has an interesting twist; to comment on the struggle between good and evil in the novel the same actor plays both Nell and Quilp.
The Old Curiosity Shop promises to be a brilliant performance sporting a whole host of sinister and jovial characters who arrive to assist and to disrupt Nell and her grandfather on their way, the most comic of these being Dick Swiveller and his Marchioness.
Those familiar with the novel should know not to hold out for a happy ending. Dickens is as cruel as he is brilliant and {The Old Curiosity Shop} contains enough ups and downs to keep the audience on the edge of their seat. This show promises to be a great rendition of a classic British masterpiece with a few innovative new twists thrown in for good measure. What could be better than to spend an evening travelling the length and breadth of the country with the unfortunate Nell and her eccentric grandfather? Or perhaps you’d rather follow the footsteps of the dreaded Quilp. Either way you can be certain that you’re in for a wild ride.
Tickets: £10 (£8). Info: 01446 738622 / www.northumberlandtheatre.co.uk/ EMMA POCKLINGTON
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