Walsall Arena

“Certain sections of the press seem to have sore misgivings about my plans. I told them to put some talcum powder on them. It’s time to Carry On Regardless!”

An ageing film producer tries to resurrect his past cinematic successes by revitalising the Carry On franchise with a brand new film. Saucy seaside humour, double entendre and cheeky sexual innuendo. Just what a millennial audience wants, right?

Haunted by past successes, and friends and colleagues long since gone, he determines to secure his legacy and pull off one of the biggest cinematic comebacks of all time – a brand new Carry On film!

But should the past be revisited? Or is the Carry On brand better left alone – the product of a bygone time?

A new play about ageing, the human spirit and changing attitudes, and of course an affectionate tribute to the Carry On films, one of the most successful film franchises in British cinema history.

One actor plays Peter Rogers (producer of all the Carry On films) plus all the Carry On stars.

Performed by Darren Haywood.

Written by James Nicholas.

Directed by Simon Ravenhill

 

 Broadway Baby

“A wonderfully layered piece brought to life with love and understanding”

Bum on a Seat

“You don’t get many of these to the pound!”

CNS Theatre

“Pick of Brighton Fringe”

West End Best Friend

“Delightfully written and admirably performed”

One4Review

“The perfect blend of innuendo, fun, drama and insight”

Everything Theatre

“A moving exploration of Peter Rogers’ life”

Theatre, Films & Arts Reviews

“Iconic Carry On characters come to life throughout the performance”

 

Sell-out show (Edinburgh Fringe)

Best Performance (The Actors – Brighton Fringe)