Comedy legend Harry Enfield is bringing his new show to Blackpool this month.
The Opera House Theatre will host the BAFTA-winning comedian on November 23 as part of his 2026 UK tour, Harry Enfield and No Chums.
Described as a 'part-autobiographical exploration and part character comedy,' the show offers audiences a behind-the-scenes look at Enfield’s career, character development, and reflections on British culture spanning four decades.
Through a blend of storytelling and classic sketches, Enfield will revive some of his most iconic characters, including Loadsamoney, Stavros, Mr. Don't, and Wayne and Waynetta Slob.
Audiences will hear the real-life inspirations and anecdotes behind their creation, as well as insights into other favourite duos like Smashie and Nicey.
The show will also feature Enfield’s trademark social commentary, exploring changing political landscapes and modern social issues.
Enfield began his career on Channel 4’s Saturday Live and has since become a household name, known for characters such as Mr Cholmondley-Warner and Kevin the Teenager.
His accolades include the 1998 British Comedy Award for Top BBC1 Comedy Personality, and Silver Roses of Montreux in 1990 for Norbert Smith.
In 2009, Enfield received a BAFTA alongside collaborator Paul Whitehouse for their series Harry & Paul.
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He and Paul reunited in 2023 for a special one-hour sketch show celebrating the BBC’s centenary.
A spokesperson said: "Experience the man, the characters, and the stories that made Harry Enfield a comedy icon."
Tickets and more information can be found here: www.fane.co.uk/harry-enfield.
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