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Fawlty Towers The Play

The Regent Theatre, Ipswich

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Fawlty Towers The Play – A Comedy Classic Returns to Ipswich!

We’re thrilled to bring you Fawlty Towers The Play, hailed as the ‘Greatest British Sitcom of All Time’ by Radio Times, now brought to life on stage! Nearly 50 years after it first made us laugh on TV, John Cleese himself has adapted this brand-new play, directed by the talented Caroline Jay Ranger.

Fresh from a SOLD-OUT West End season, this laugh-out-loud production won the hearts of every London and national critic – selling out absolutely every performance during its record-breaking run.

Meet the Cast & Relive the Chaos!

Join Basil, played brilliantly by Danny Bayne, the delightfully bumbling Major brought to life by Paul Nicholas, and the ever-resourceful Polly portrayed by Joanne Clifton. Along with an 18-strong cast, they recreate all your favourite moments from the show’s unforgettable twelve episodes.

Expect sharp wit, hilarious chaos, and calamity at every turn – truly the comedy event of the year! Whether you’re a long-time fan or discovering Fawlty Towers for the first time, this is a must-see.

Performance Details

  • Dates: Tuesday 10th – Saturday 14th March 2026
  • Venue: Regent Theatre, Ipswich
  • Doors, bars and box office: Open 1 hour before show time
  • Price: Please note a restoration levy of £1.70 per ticket applies
  • Under 14s: Welcome when accompanied by a fully paying adult (18+)

Accessible Performances

We welcome everyone to enjoy this fantastic play! Accessible performances are available as follows:

  • BSL Interpreted: Wednesday 11th March 2026 at 7.30pm
    For BSL performances, please sit to the right side of the auditorium as the signer stands front stage left.
  • Captioned Performance: Thursday 12th March 2026 at 7.30pm
    Captioned performances work best if you sit in the middle centre of the stalls to view the captioning screens clearly.

Book Your Tickets Today!

Don’t miss this chance to relive the madness, mayhem, and outright hilarity of Fawlty Towers live on stage at Ipswich’s lovely Regent Theatre. It’s the perfect staycation event – guaranteed to leave you smiling long after the final curtain!

Secure your tickets now and get ready for a hilarious night out!

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