Iconic 2000s show Trigger Happy TV is set to mark 25 years since its debut with a return – this time on stage.
The hit series saw Dom Joly engage in a series of public pranks – most famously the man with a giant mobile shouting "HELLO!". Originally running on Channel 4 between 2000 and 2003, the show was revived between 2016 and 2017 for a series of All4 shorts.
It has now been announced that the show will return for a four-date UK tour later this year, hitting stops in Birmingham, Glasgow, Manchester and London – with plenty of "chaos" promised.
Find tickets: Trigger Happy TV - Live!
Tickets will go on pre-sale tomorrow (February 26) at 10am for O2 Priority customers, and general pre-sale via Ticketmaster and Live Nation on February 27 at 10am, while the general onsale is February 28 at 10am.
Promoter Live Nation teased that "fans will experience beloved moments from the show, including The Giant Snail, The Traffic Warden, The Morris Dancer, The Scout, A Gang of Squirrels, and THAT Big Mobile Phone".
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"Dom will share behind-the-scenes stories and insights on how these unforgettable moments came to life," it added.
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Fans have also been warned to "expect the unexpected" as well as "a little chaos", including "pranks, unexpected events, and a chance to find themselves starring in their very own Trigger Happy TV sketch".
"It’s all part of the madness, and you definitely don’t want to miss it," they further teased.
The Trigger Happy TV – Live! dates are listed in full below:
- October 7 – Birmingham, Town Hall Birmingham
- October 9 – Glasgow, Pavilion Theatre Glasgow
- October 12 – Manchester, Aviva Studios - The Hall
- October 14 – London, Adelphi Theatre
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