
Satirical comedian Harry Enfield marks 40 years in comedy with his 'Harry Enfield and No Chums' tour, bringing back some of his favourite characters.
Harry Enfield is coming to the Princess Theatre on Wednesday 14 April 2027, for an evening that marks 40 years in comedy. It's a retrospective of a career that really took off in the early 1990s with Harry Enfield's Television Programme, a show that brought back the spirit of Morecambe & Wise and Dick Emery and left behind characters that became part of the British way of speaking. There was a whole generation of stroppy teenagers branded 'Kevin', and the loveable idiots known as 'Tim Nice-But-Dim'.
Much of what people remember comes from his partnerships. He worked with Kathy Burke as Kevin & Perry, and with Paul Whitehouse in Harry & Paul, with the two of them later teaming up as a triple act in Harry Enfield & Chums. More recently, he played Martin, Alfie's father, in BBC Three's Bad Education. This show looks back across those decades: he'll be bringing back some of his favourite creations, including Loadsamoney, Stavros and Smashie & Nicey, before taking questions from the audience.
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It's a night that leans on the characters most of us grew up with, so if you remember the early days, there's a fair bit of familiar ground to revisit. The show runs at 7:30pm at the Princess Theatre on Torbay Road, Torquay, with tickets starting from £39.03.