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Wednesday 14 August 1996 18:02 EDT

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We have five pairs of tickets to give away for the following shows at the Assembly Room (venue 3):

A Pair of Blue Eyes Jonathan Pett and Fiorella Ruas's moving adaptation of Thomas Hardy (11am)

Animal Farm Guy Masterson's highly acclaimed solo account of George Orwell (11.45am)

Urban Rage Jack Klaff's sharp metropolitan satire (4.30pm)

and The Interview An absurd black comedy from the National Students Theatre Company (2.45pm).

A further five pairs of free tickets are available for Leon Rosselson and Ian Saville's magic-ventriloquist show for children, A Dinosaur in My Shoe (10.30am, venue 41, Hill Street Theatre).

n To take advantage of any of these offers, present a copy of the 'Independent' to the relevant box-office. Tickets available on a first come, first served basis

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