Extra: Membership of the Guardian and Observer | Extra

Saturday 31 March: The School for Fathers
The Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra and conductor Vasily Petrenko perform Wolf-Ferrari's The School for Fathers
Wednesday 24 October: The drama of nation building: did Shakespeare change the course of history?
Join broadcaster Jon Snow, Neil McGregor, director of the British Museum and a distinguished panel for a discussion about Shakespeare and his influence on Britain
Thursday 25 October: Join Colm Toibin at a launch event for his new novel
Colm Toibin will discuss his new novel with John Mullan on 25 October at Guardian HQ
Monday 5 November: Pre-Raphaelites: Victorian Avant-Garde
Tate Britain's autumn exhibition opens on 12 September but you can book now for a special Guardian Extra event on 5 November. Tickets costs £10

31 Mar
24 Oct
25 Oct
5 Nov

Scenes from an Execution: Best available seats for just £25.00

Fiona Shaw stars in Howard Barker's play at the National Theatre. Our offer, which can save you up to £22.00, is valid until 24 October

The Batsheva Ensemble: Buy best available tickets for £15

The Batsheva Ensemble will be touring around the UK until the end of November. Our offer is valid at selected venues until 24 November 2012

Constellations at the Duke of York's Theatre: Buy Best Seats for just £37.50

Rafe Spall and Sally Hawkins star in an explosive new play about free will and friendship. Our offer is valid until 29 December 2012

See Victor/Victoria at the Southwark Playhouse for just £17.50

Victor/Victoria will run at the Southwark Playhouse until 15 December and our offer is valid until 9 November 2012

Enjoy our great offer to see Loserville the Musical at the Garrick Theatre

Enjoy a pre-show meal at Wagamama, a stalls or dress circle seat to see Loserville plus a signed poster from the show, all for £35. The offer is valid until 21 December 2012

NSFW at the Royal Court: Save £6 on top price tickets

Lucy Kirkwood's new play opens at the Royal Court on 25 October and our offer is valid until 31 October 2012

The Moby-Dick Big Read event at Kings Place: Save 20% on tickets

Kings Place is hosting a discussion about Moby-Dick and its relevance in today's society. The event takes place on 29 October and the discussion will be chaired by Claire Armistead, literary editor of the Guardian

Save 50% on I Can Make You Hate by Charlie Brooker

The latest offer from our colleagues at the Guardian Bookshop is a 50% discount on the RRP of Charlie Brooker's latest book. The offer is valid until Monday 12 November

The drama of nation building: did Shakespeare change the course of history?

Join broadcaster Jon Snow, Neil McGregor, director of the British Museum and a distinguished panel for a discussion about Shakespeare and his influence on Britain's sense of itself. The event takes place at the British Museum on 24 October 2012

James and the Giant Peach: Buy a family ticket for £50

The Birmingham Stage Company is staging a new production of Roald Dahl's classic book, adapted for the stage by David Wood. Our offer is valid for performances from November to February

The Mystery of Charles Dickens: Get a top price ticket deal for £34.50

As part of the celebrations to mark the 200th anniversary of the birth of Charles Dickens, Simon Callow returns to the West End stage in The Mystery of Charles Dickens. The play, written by award-winning novelist, biographer and poet Peter Ackroyd, is running at the Playhouse Theatre. Our ticket offer will save you £10.50 and the price includes a drink at the bar

Competitions

The Friday quiz

19 Oct 2012: Quiz
This week: Bake offs, buildings and a double Booker winner
Win tickets to see Chekhov's Uncle Vanya at the Vaudeville Theatre

16 Oct 2012:
Christoper Hampton's adaptation of Uncle Vanya opens later this month for a limited run. Guardian Extra members can win one of 10 pairs of tickets to see the play on selected dates
Celebrate the release of On The Road: Enter our competition to win a Canon digital SLR camera

27 Sep 2012:
On The Road, directed by Walter Salles, will open in cinemas in the UK on 12 October. To celebrate, we're offering one Guardian Extra member the chance to win a Canon EOS 600D digital SLR camera, complete with lens kit. The competition will close on 26 October 2012
Win a professional food processor courtesy of Cuisinart

3 Sep 2012:
Cuisinart is an iconic brand with a pedigree stretching back over 30 years. Its range of kitchen equipment has been carefully designed to consider every last detail, making it a favourite with chefs and home cooks alike. Guardian Extra members can win one of five Cuisinart food processors in our latest competition

More competitions

Latest blogs

Fri, 3 Aug 2012 13:29 BST
News about our latest Family Day in the Education Centre

PR

On most weekdays during term time, the GNM Education Centre is a hive of activity, with up to 30 pupils designing their own front page using the day's news and pictures. Last week, it was the turn of Guardian Extra members and their families to find their inner journalist...
Continue reading...
Tue, 22 May 2012 18:20 BST
In case you missed it...

PR

...voting is now open in the Observer Food Monthly Awards 2012
Continue reading...
Fri, 16 Mar 2012 14:28 GMT
Open Weekend: more tickets now available

PR

Good news about our Open Weekend: there are still some tickets available for individual sessions
Continue reading...
Thu, 2 Feb 2012 14:44 GMT
Our first Open Weekend

Debates, dance, workshops, music, food and fun... you'll find all this and much, much more at the Guardian's first Open Weekend on 24 and 25 March
Continue reading...
Wed, 14 Dec 2011 19:12 GMT
Tomorrow on the Culture site...

...join theatre reviewer Michael Billington for a webchat
Continue reading...
Mon, 7 Nov 2011 10:50 GMT
Letter from Johannesburg

David talking to neighbours of South Africa athlete Caster Semenya. She made the news when she was subjected to gender testing following her win at the World Championships in 2009 Photograph: Guardian

The second in our series of letters from our foreign correspondents comes from David Smith. David moved to Johannesburg in 2009 but his work often takes him away from his base there to report from the likes of Libya, Zimbabwe and Uganda
Continue reading...
Thu, 27 Oct 2011 14:58 BST
Read all aBot it...

Got something you want to find on the Guardian website? Tweet your question at our new @GuardianTagBot service to get an answer with the help of the Guardian's Open Platform
Continue reading...
Thu, 20 Oct 2011 14:16 BST
The latest from Guardian Shorts: How to write fiction

As part of the Guardian's Book Season, some of our best known authors and publishing experts shared their expertise in our How to write fiction supplement, published in last Saturday's Guardian. Now you can buy the guide in ebook format, thanks to Guardian Shorts
Continue reading...