Touring stage adaptation of the 1997 film, marking its 30th anniversary, about a group of unemployed steelworkers in Sheffield.
The Full Monty comes to Hull New Theatre from Monday 22 to Saturday 27 March 2027, as part of a touring production marking the 30th anniversary of the original story. It's the stage adaptation of the 1997 film that took British cinema by storm, written by Academy Award winner Simon Beaufoy, who later turned his own screenplay into a play that lets the characters and their relationships take centre stage.
The story follows a group of unemployed steelworkers in Sheffield, led by Gaz, who decide to fight back by doing more than they ever thought they would. It's billed as a fast, funny rollercoaster of ups and downs, laughs and heartbreak, set to the music of the 90s. Rolling Stone called it 'the classic British strip-com', British Theatre described it as 'a story of our times', and The Telegraph called it 'bursting with wit and deeply touching'.
On stage, the group is played by Kevin Clifton as Gaz, Stewart Wright as Dave, James Gaddas as Gerald, Ben Onwukwe as Horse, Jon-Paul Bell as Guy, and Zrey Sholapurkar as Lomper. The production is directed by Michael Gyngell, with choreography and intimacy direction by Ian West.
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It runs for 2 hours 20 minutes including an interval, with age guidance 12+. Performances run Monday to Saturday, with evening shows daily and matinees on Thursday and Saturday, so there are plenty of options across the week. Tickets start from £18.50.
