Well done to Corrie fan Simon Burman who's just win two tickets to see Corrie! the stage play in Cambridge next week. Simon's name was drawn at random from the correct entries received in our latest competition here on the Coronation Street blog.
We asked the question: "In our exclusive Coronation Street blog interview with writer Jonathan Harvey, in which dance medium is the story of Tony Gordon told in Corrie! the play?" The answer is: Ballet.
Well done to Simon! And thank you to everyone who entered.
Find out more about Corrie! The Play and read our exclusive blog interview with writer Jonathan Harvey.
Wednesday, 9 February 2011
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