Harry Enfield brings back his favourite characters from Loadsamoney and Kevin the Teenager to mark 40 years of comedy, in a show for ages 18 and over.
Harry Enfield brings his Harry Enfield and No Chums tour to The Engine Shed on Sunday 11 April, with the show starting at 7:30pm. It's a night that looks back over forty years of his comedy, and for a good part of it, he's bringing back the characters that made him known. He'll be dusting off Loadsamoney, his Thatcherite visionary, and Kevin the Teenager, and running through a string of his other favourites on stage.
Once the characters are done, the show turns to the room. The audience gets to ask how it all works, what he's most proud of, and how he answers the question he's asked plenty of times: "You wouldn't be allowed to do your stuff today, would you?"
The venue itself is a bit of Lincoln history. The Engine Shed was built in 1875 as a four-track engine shed for the Great Northern Railway and worked until 1964, before it was converted into the live events and performance space it is now. It's over at Brayford Pool, LN6 7TS.
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Tickets are split into four price bands, all including fees: Band A is £57, Band B £49, Band C £44, and Band D £37. The night is for ages 18 and over, and the venue offers wheelchair access and companion tickets.
