Kenilworth based Talisman Theatre is getting ready for an uproarious stage production of 'Blackadder Goes Forth,' written by the comedic genius duo, Ben Elton and Richard Curtis.

The timeless classic is set to ignite laughter, and transport you to the trenches of World War I with its witty dialogue, unforgettable characters, and side-splitting humour.

Blackadder Goes Forth follows the misadventures of Captain Edmund Blackadder and his motley crew as they navigate the challenges and absurdities of the Great War.

Fuelled by Elton and Curtis' razor-sharp wit, the play guarantees a night of laughter and entertainment that will leave audiences of all ages in stitches.

As the British television series celebrates its 40th anniversary this year, the Talisman Theatre is seizing the occasion to bring forth the stage adaptation of this historically significant (and hilarious) production.

Despite bidding adieu to our screens after its debut in 1983, the show continues to hold a steadfast place in the hearts of viewers, making it an enduring favourite.

Directed by David Draper, this production boasts a talented cast.

"I'm really enjoying seeing these beloved characters come to life on stage," David said.

Download our Mobile App!

"The intricate set design and authentic period costumes promise to recreate the atmosphere of the trenches and we're excited to be providing a great evening of theatre for our audiences."

Whether you're a die-hard fan of the original television series or new to the world of Blackadder, this stage production promises an evening of laughter, camaraderie, and a chance to relive the timeless charm of one of television's greatest comedies.

Don't miss out on this journey into the trenches – secure your tickets now for Talisman Theatre's production of Blackadder Goes Forth today.

The show opens on 28 August and runs until 2 September.

Tickets are selling fast and can be purchased online or by calling the box office at 01926 856548.

The Talisman Theatre sponsors Kenilworth Nub News' What's On section.

Without community-minded partners like them we would not be able to produce dedicated, clickbait-free news to the people of Kenilworth.