The Trotters are back and coming to a town near you in 2024, direct from a sold-out, four-year run in London’s West End.
Featuring Del Boy, Rodney, Grandad, Cassandra, Raquel, Boycie, Marlene, Trigger, Denzil, Mickey Pearce, Mike the Barman, the Driscoll Brothers and all the gang from the classic sitcom, the tour kicks off on 23rd September 2024 at Bromley’s Churchill Theatre.
From there, it travels across the country to the likes of York (14th - 19th October 2024), Manchester (11th - 23rd November 2024), Brighton (11th - 14th December 2024), Bristol (27th January - 8th February 2025), Milton Keynes (17th - 29th March 2025) and Liverpool (9th - 21st June 2025), with more dates to be announced soon.
The musical will also stop off at London’s Hammersmith Eventim Apollo for a Christmas season, running from 17th December 2024 until 5th January 2025. For the full list of dates and venues click here.
Based on John Sullivan’s record-breaking television show of the same name, the musical, which played more than 1,000 performances at London’s Theatre Royal Haymarket, features material from Britain’s much-loved TV series.
With a script and original score written by John’s son, Jim Sullivan and comedian Paul Whitehouse, groups can get reacquainted with these characters and experience the classic comedy brought to life on stage, with 20 hilarious songs also included.
Paul Whitehouse said: “Following four amazing years in the West End, I’m thrilled we are announcing today that Only Fools and Horses The Musical is going on tour.
“I’ve long been asked by many fans when this might happen, so I’m delighted to confirm that the show will be coming to a theatre near you from September 2024. All of the characters we know and love from the Only Fools television series will be live on stage, as we take Peckham on the road… Bonnet de douche!”
Casting for the tour will be announced in early 2024.
Group rates are venue specific, with more information available at onlyfoolsonstage.com.
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