LEAPA - DISCOUNTED TICKETS
*** UPDATED October 10, 2026 ***
Dear Members and Friends
Following our consultation with members, we are delighted to announce that LEAPA will continue to offer theatre tickets at a 20 per cent discount for a selection of performances from the 2026-2027 programme at the Grand Théâtre of Luxembourg. We are also offering cinema tickets at a 20 per cent discount for a selection of productions from the 2026 - 2027 screenings of the Met Opera Live and NT Live programme at Kinepolis cinemas, as well as for a range of films from the Spring and Autumn editions of the British & Irish Film Festival. As a further benefit for our members, unless otherwise stated for a particular performance, each member may also purchase a ticket for an accompanied guest at a 10 per cent discount.
We cannot guarantee that all ticket requests can be met, and we therefore advise that you make your request/s for tickets through the LEAPA website as early as possible. The final date for ticket requests is shown for each production. All ticket requests must be paid for as soon as LEAPA confirms that the request has been successful.
Members may request discounted tickets for any of the following performances. Full details of each performance are available through the links below:
(1) NT Live: The Misanthrope – Ciné Utopia on Thursday 29 October 2026 at 18h15
Award-winner Sandra Oh (Killing Eve) plays the title role in this razor-sharp reimagining of Molière’s classic dark comedy. Telling the truth isn’t always that simple. Alice, a brilliant novelist, despises the carefully constructed lies of modern society. But the more she challenges those around her, the fiercer the backlash becomes. Soon, she must confront the price of speaking her truth in a world that would rather silence her. Age: 12+. In EN with EN subtitles.
Full-price tickets - €22.50 (normal) and €17.50 (60+), discounted to €18.00 and €14.00 (60+) for LEAPA Members and €20.25 and €15.75 (60+) for one accompanying guest. Deadline for ticket requests: 19 October.
(2) The Sorceress – Kinneksbond (Centre Culturel de Mamer) on Saturday 14 November at 19h30
Pirates Productions’ eagerly awaited new show: from the makers of Tom and the Magic Door comes an exciting new musical that blends rock, pop, jazz and traditional music into a captivating medieval tale of conquest, deceit, magic and the transformative power of courage.
Step into a world of mystery, adventure and imagination, and be transported to a time and place where magic is real, appearances can be deceiving, and courage can change the course of destiny.
Full-price tickets - €29.00 and €17.00 (student), discounted to €23.20 for LEAPA Members and €26.10 and €15.30 (student) for one accompanying guest. Deadline for ticket requests: 19 October.
(3) I Can Die Too - Théâtre des Capucins on Saturday 21 November 2026 at 19h30
Set during a chaotic tech rehearsal, I Can Die Too watches its leading actress, Lily, attempt to perform a play inspired by Cocteau’s La Voix Humaine, the 1930 monodrama of a woman unravelling in a telephone call to her departing lover. The trouble is, the role mirrors her own life too closely for comfort, and the parallels keep multiplying. As the rehearsal spirals, Lily abandons the script, confronts her ghosts, and surrenders to the only honest outlet available: song. Part concert, part tragicomedy, part theatrical deconstruction, director Bill Buckhurst frames the breakdown of performance as a space where something truer can emerge. EN. Age: 12+ (contains insults, violence).
Full-price tickets cost €20.00 but are discounted to €16.00 for LEAPA Members and €18.00 for one accompanying guest. Deadline for ticket requests: 16 October
(4) Holiday Sauce: Taylor Mac - Théâtre des Capucins on Saturday 5 December 2026 at 19h30
Christmas as calamity – Ibsen Award winner, MacArthur Fellow, and Pulitzer Prize finalist Taylor Mac takes on the holidays to celebrate the season in all its dysfunction. A drag extravaganza, cabaret, and communal ritual rolled into one, Holiday Sauce pairs reworked carols with pop anthems, sharp monologue and riotous visual invention. But beneath the glitter and fantastically camp costumes lies a serious proposition, that collective singing, shared irreverence, and self-fashioned kinship can offer real sustenance. Taylor Mac reminds us of the collective power of our chosen families, a message that rings true, despite capitalism’s attempt to hijack the holidays. EN. Age:14+ (sexual content).
Full-price tickets cost €20.00 but are discounted to €16.00 for LEAPA Members and €18.00 for one accompanying guest. Deadline for ticket requests: 20 October
(5) NT Live: Fleabag – Ciné Utopia on Thursday 14 January at 18h15
Written and performed by Phoebe Waller-Bridge (Fleabag, Killing Eve) and directed by Vicky Jones, Fleabag is a rip-roaring look at some sort of woman living her sort of life. Fleabag may seem oversexed, emotionally unfiltered and self-obsessed, but that's just the tip of the iceberg. With family and friendships under strain and a guinea pig café struggling to keep afloat, Fleabag suddenly finds herself with nothing to lose. The hilarious, award-winning play that inspired the BBC’s hit TV series Fleabag, was filmed live on stage in London’s West End in 2019. Age: 12+. In EN with EN subtitles.
Full-price tickets - €22.50 and €17.50 (60+), discounted to €18.00 and €14.00 (60+) for LEAPA Members and €20.25 and €15.75 (60+) for one accompanying guest. Deadline for ticket requests: 4 January
(6) MET Opera Live: La Fanciulla del West – Kinepolis Kirchberg on Saturday 23 January at 19h00
Puccini’s exhilarating “American” opera, based on David Belasco’s play, “The Girl of the Golden West”, unfolds in the mountains of California during the Gold Rush in 1849-50. Minnie, a larger-than-life, tough tavern owner with a heart of gold finds love when she least expects it when a dashing bandit rambles into the remote California mining town to steal her heart. However, a lawman is determined to deliver tough justice - and win Minnie for himself.
Full-price tickets cost €37.45 (normal) and €32.45 (60+), discounted to €29.95 and €25.95 (60+) for LEAPA Members and €33.70 and €29.20 (60+) for one accompanying guest. Deadline for ticket requests: 13 January
(7) Julius Caesar - Grand Théâtre on Saturday 30 January 2027 at 19h30
While Shakespeare placed his conspiracy in ancient Rome, this production transposes the action to 1960s America, the Kennedy era, when the power of images began to eclipse public discourse. Thirteen American actors perform in English alongside a live jazz trio that functions as a contemporary chorus. The staging fuses political thriller with Warholian pop aesthetic, dance interludes, and sign language. EN with FR subtitles.
Full-price tickets cost €25.00 but are discounted to €20.00 for LEAPA Members and €22.50 for one accompanying guest. Deadline for ticket requests: 25 October
(8) Rambert: It's a Sin – Grand Théâtre on Saturday 6 March at 19h30
Following their acclaimed performances of Peaky Blinders: the Redemption of Thomas Shelby at the Grand Théâtre, Rambert return with a new large-scale creation, inspired by British TV drama It’s a Sin. Set in the early years of the AIDS crisis, it examines how bodies, desire and community are reshaped by fear, solidarity, and institutional neglect. Sixteen dancers share the stage, dancing on a musical landscape by composer and music supervisor Roman Gian Arthur with the support of executive producers Pet Shop Boys to evoke the glamour, defiance and emotional intensity of 1980s queer life. In EN.
Full-price tickets cost €25.00, discounted to €20.00 for LEAPA Members and €22.50 for one accompanying guest. Deadline for ticket requests: 23 October
(9) Pericles, Prince of Lebanon – Grand Théâtre on Friday 16 April at 19h30
One of William Shakespeare’s most vast and epic plays may also be one of his most prescient. Sami Ibrahim drags Pericles and his journey into the modern world as it maps across the refugee routes for our time: Syria, Lebanon, Turkey, Libya, Greece. A father and daughter torn apart; a perilous journey and the cost of survival. The playwright sets Shakespeare’s verse in collision with contemporary speech, creating a deliberate friction between the language of an ancient story and the words – or absence of words – available to those living it now. What survives displacement? What happens to love when two people no longer share a tongue? The international ensemble makes those questions live in the room rather than merely on the page. In EN.
Full-price tickets cost €20.00, discounted to €16.00 for LEAPA Members and €18.00 for one accompanying guest. Deadline for ticket requests: 20 October
(10) The Boys Are Kissing – Grand Théâtre on Saturday 15 May at 19h30
Two nine-year-old boys kiss in the schoolyard and suburban calm fractures into urgent debate. Parents Chloe and Amira, and Matt and Sarah – neighbours who share wellness routines, carefully styled homes, and progressive values – meet to discuss “the incident.” But good intentions prove fragile when they collide with unspoken anxieties and self-justification. What begins as a private matter quickly becomes public theatre, amplified by WhatsApp threads and the pressure to respond correctly.
British-Iranian playwright Zak Zarafshan’s sharp-witted debut, first seen in London, exposes how quickly tolerance meets its limits when tested. Arguments framed as being “about the children” reveal adult fears, contradictions, and the performance of open-mindedness. In EN.
Full-price tickets cost €20.00, discounted to €16.00 for LEAPA Members and €18.00 for one accompanying guest. Deadline for ticket requests: 20 November
We hope that you will find these additions to our discounted tickets offer appealing!
Jenny Francis
LEAPA Team
