The Evening Standard has an RB 'Nutcracker' competition. Here are the details: <P><B>Win a great night out at the Royal Opera House!</B><P>This is London [Evening Standard] has teamed up with the Royal Opera House to treat one lucky winner and family or friends to a Grand Tier Box on 4 January 2002 to see Peter Wright's spectacular production of The Nutcracker with the principals of The Royal Ballet. Complete with dinner and champagne in the Vilar Floral Hall, programmes for the adults and goody bags for the children. To complete your evening you will stay at the superb 5-star Royal Garden Hotel in Kensington<P><A HREF="http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/dynamic/lifestyle/christmas/story.html?in_review_id=479615&in_review_text_id=435347" TARGET=_blank><B>click for more</B></A>

why can't the adults have the goody bag as well ??

I take your point Sugar Plum, but a champagne dinner and a night in a 5* London hotel plus the RB Nutcracker is a pretty fair goodie bag in my book.<P>Mind you a goodie bag with Mara Galeazzi in it would be very agreeable. Who would you like in yours?

Well i would say Sir Anthony...but i don't think i'll get him??

I certainly would not say no to a goodie bag with Johann Kobborg or Ricardo Cervera in it.<BR>Stuart,you might want to suggest this idea to the ROH marketing department.

Some how i don't think they will go for that!!!

Stuart, my list is fairly long for goody bag contents - perhaps I can submit it privately?

If it includes Sir Anthony or David Drew ..they are mine so hands off!!! anything , or anyone else is yours.