Harry Enfield brings favourite characters back to life on No Chums tour with show in Derbyshire
Legendary satirical comedian and self-styled ‘stupid idiot’ Harry Enfield is bringing his favourite characters back to life in theatres around the country.
The strikingly insightful and brilliantly silly entertainer had a meteoric rise with his Thatcherite visionary character Loadsamoney and delighted the nation with the fury of Kevin the Teenager. His show, Harry Enfield and No Chums!, will reflect on his 40-year career in comedy.
Harry will then turn the evening over to the audience, offering you a chance to ask how it all works for him and what he’s most proud of. He will also reveal what he says to the many who ask: “You wouldn’t be allowed to do your stuff today, would you?”
Join Harry at Vaillant Live in Derby on October 27 and Sheffield City Hall on November 24, 2026.
Harry’s career in TV began as a voiceover for the satirical puppet show Spitting Image. But it was through creating characters including Stavros, a Greek kebab shop owner, with Paul Whitehouse on Channel 4’s Saturday Live that he became a household name. Harry teamed up with Paul Whitehouse again in the series Harry Enfield and Chums and the pair latterly their own comedy series Harry and Paul.
He was in the first series of the TV series Men Behaving Badly where his role of Dermot was subsequently filled by Neil Morrissey. Harry’s last television role was playing Prince Charles in the Channel 4 sitcom The Windsors, for which he was nominated for the British Academy Television Award for Best Male Comedy Performance in 2017.
Harry’s film credits include Kevin and Perry Go Large, Churchill: The Hollywood Years, Swallows and Amazons and the made-for-television comedy Prince Andrew: The Musical in which he played Tony Blair.
Tickets to see Harry Enfield and No Chums! in Derby cost from £37.25 and in Sheffield from £43.95. To book go to www.fane.co.uk/harry-enfield or visit the venues’ websites.