Blackadder The Elizabethan Years
Tuesday, 4 March 2025
- Time
- 19:30 - 21:30
- Venue
- Exeter Barnfield Theatre (exeter), Exeter, EX1 1SN
- Price
- £18.50
Lord Blackadder Strikes Again: A Hilarious Journey Through Queen Elizabeth’s Court! A hilarious stage adaptation of the classic BBC sitcom.
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Exeter Little Theatre Company presents: Blackadder The Elizabethan Years
Based on episodes of the legendary BBC TV sitcom, this hilarious show transports us back to Elizabethan England where the scheming Lord Edmund Blackadder exploits his withering wit and cowardly cunning to seek his fortune at court and avoid execution.
As ever, Blackadder’s ambitions are constantly hampered by his idiotic sidekicks – the aristocratic buffoon Lord Percy and turnip-loving Baldrick. To gain favour with Queenie, he must also contend with the eccentric ramblings of Nursie and the crafty scorn of Lord Melchett.
A stage play based on Series II of original BBC Television Series created by Richard Curtis, Rowan Atkinson, Ben Elton and John Lloyd. Originally produced by Tiger Aspect Productions.
Based on episodes of the legendary BBC TV sitcom, this hilarious show transports us back to Elizabethan England where the scheming Lord Edmund Blackadder exploits his withering wit and cowardly cunning to seek his fortune at court and avoid execution.
As ever, Blackadder’s ambitions are constantly hampered by his idiotic sidekicks – the aristocratic buffoon Lord Percy and turnip-loving Baldrick. To gain favour with Queenie, he must also contend with the eccentric ramblings of Nursie and the crafty scorn of Lord Melchett.
A stage play based on Series II of original BBC Television Series created by Richard Curtis, Rowan Atkinson, Ben Elton and John Lloyd. Originally produced by Tiger Aspect Productions.
Venue
Exeter Barnfield Theatre (exeter)
Barnfield Road
Exeter
EX1 1SN
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