Georgia, in the sultry summer of 1945. Lonely tomboy Frankie shares her crazy dreams with the family maid. Desperate to leave her childhood world behind, she longs to run away with her brother and his new wife and become 'a member’ of their wedding.

Famous for her best selling novels The Heart is a Lonely Hunter and The Ballad of the Sad Cafe, Carson McCullers wrote The Member of the Wedding sitting at one end of a dinner table as Tennessee Williams wrote Summer and Smoke at the other. She was a life-long friend of Tennessee Williams and one of the group of great Southern writers that includes Truman Capote, Harper Lee and William Faulkner.

Book two tickets to The Member of the Wedding before 1 October and we'll enter you into a special prize draw to win one of 75 pairs of tickets to British Airways London Eye*.

Call the Young Vic on 020 7922 2922 and quote Official London Theatre or book online with Promo Code 439 to be entered into the draw. Our box office is open to callers Mon-Sat, 10am-6pm.

Tickets for The Member of the Wedding are £21.50 weekdays and matinees, £24.50 Saturday evenings. Under 26s are £9.50 at all times (subject to availability)

Find out more about the show at www.youngvic.org

To enter, email mailinglist@youngvic.org with your name, address and answer to the following question:
In which year did Carson McCullers write the original novel of The Member of the Wedding?
Closing date for entries 4pm, Fri 28 September 2007.

*Terms & conditions
Closing date for prize draw is 12 noon, Monday 01 October.
Quote Official London Theatre or Promo Code 439 when booking to qualify.
No purchase necessary - email mailinglist@youngvic.org with name and address to enter.
Winners will be selected at random and will receive two complimentary London Eye vouchers. Vouchers are valid until 31 December 2007 and are subject to London Eye's terms and conditions. Vouchers must be redeemed for a boarding pass at the London Eye ticket office, where additional tickets can be purchased.