Comedian Harry Enfield reviews 40 years of his characters, from Loadsamoney to Kevin the Teenager, with a Q&A with the audience.
Harry Enfield brings Harry Enfield and No Chums to Hull City Hall on Thursday 12 November, a night that looks back on more than 40 years of his work in British comedy. He describes himself as a 'stupid idiot', and the show follows that spirit, working its way through the characters that made him a household name.
If you grew up with his sketches, the names will ring a bell. There's the Thatcherite 'Visionary' Loadsamoney, the Greek Cypriot Stavros, the double-act Smashie & Nicey, and Mr You-Don't-Wanna-Do-It-Like-That. He also brings back the fury of Kevin the Teenager, the one who spent his life shouting at his parents. It's a run through the roles that defined his career, so the set is built around the characters people remember most.
After the characters, the night opens up to the audience with a Q&A. He's asked how it all works, what he's most proud of, and how he answers the question that comes up a lot these days: 'You wouldn't be allowed to do your stuff today, would you?'. Critics have called the whole thing a joyous evening that still packs a punch and makes for an evocative trip down memory lane.
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The show starts at 7:30pm and runs for about two hours. Tickets go from £32.50 to £71.99, and it's recommended for ages 18 and over.
