Comedy giant Paul Whitehouse will return to play the iconic role of Grandad in the upcoming Only Fools and Horses The Musical, which is set to kickstart its UK tour in Bromley.
Only Fools and Horses will begin its UK tour later this year, starting at Bromley’s Churchill Theatre on September 23, 2024.
Following a successful sell-out run on the West End, Only Fools and Horses will be touring across the UK from 2024 – 2025.
Whitehouse, who formerly played Grandad during the show’s West End run, will be taking to the role once again for the UK tour.
Paul Whitehouse said: “We had four amazing years in the West End playing to packed out houses every night, so it’s an honour to take Only Fools on the road to towns and cities up and down the country from September this year.
“I’m delighted to return to the role of Grandad once more – I’ve really missed him - and audiences will also get to see all the other hilarious characters they know and love from the television series live on stage at their local theatre. We can't wait to see you. Mange Tout! Mange Tout.”
The show will be directed by the original West End director Caroline Jay Ranger, and is based on the screenwriting of beloved scriptwriter John Sullivan, with a script and original score written by John’s son, Jim Sullivan, along with Paul Whitehouse himself.
The musical features appearances from the show's best-loved characters Del Boy, Grandad, Cassandra, Raquel, Boycie, Marlene, Trigger, Denzil, Mickey Pearce, Mike the Barman, the Driscoll Brothers and more.
The show will also feature 20 songs, including the show’s iconic theme that announced the arrival of new episodes on thousands of British TV screens.
The full cast is set to be announced in 2024 and the show will tour from September 2024, visiting over 30 towns across the UK.
Only Fools and Horses The Musical will be playing at the Churchill Theatre from September 23, 2024 – September 28, 2024 with tickets available to book now.
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