TV’s Only Fools and Horses delighted several generations and still rates as one of Britain’s funniest ever, best-loved, most often quoted sitcoms. Now it heads to the Eventim Apollo for a strictly limited Christmas season, starring Paul Whitehouse as Grandad and Vinnie Jones makes his stage debut as Danny Driscoll. Don’t miss this hilariously silly, delightfully fun show.

Only Fools and Horses The Musical – The Story
Only Fools and Horses The Musical follows market trader Del Boy Trotter, his brother Rodney, and their granddad as they strive to become millionaires. Set in Peckham during the yuppie invasion of London, Del Boy embarks on the rocky road to finding true love, while Rodney and Cassandra prepare for their wedding, and even Trigger has a date (with a person!). Boycie and Marlene give parenthood one last try, and Grandad finally decides it’s time to sort out his piles. With plenty of humour, heart, and nostalgia, the musical brings the Trotters’ misadventures to life as they chase their dreams and dodge disaster.

About Only Fools and Horses The Musical
With a script and original score written by John’s son, Jim Sullivan, and comedy giant Paul Whitehouse, Only Fools and Horses The Musical contains an ingenious script using 64 episodes of the show and 20 hilarious songs into a two-hour performance. The musical premiered in London’s West End at the Theatre Royal Haymarket in 2019, where it played for over 1,000 performances before closing in April 2023. Now the musical is embarking on a UK tour, which includes the London run at the Eventim Apollo from 17 December 2024.

Only Fools and Horses The Musical cast and creatives
The cast of Only Fools and Horses The Musical includes comedy giant Paul Whitehouse (Grandad), Sam Lupton (Del Boy), Tom Major (Rodney), Georgina Hagen (Raquel), Craig Berry (Boycie), Nicola Munns (Marlene / Cassandra), Lee VG (Trigger), Bradley John (Denzil), Darryl Paul (Tony Driscoll / Mike the Barman), Peter Watts (Mickey Pearce), Richard J Hunt (Dating Agent), Gloria Acquaah-Harrison (Mrs Obooko), Philip Childs (Alternate Grandad / Phil), Andrew Bryant (Jumbo Mills), Amanda Coutts (Tina), Christopher Arkeston (Monkey Harris), Rhys Owen (Em), Kieran Andrew (Skinner), Katie Paine (Sharon) and Oscar Dobbins (Roy Taylor).

They will be joined in London by the ultimate movie villan Vinnie Jones, who will make his stage debut as Danny Driscoll. The production will be directed by the originating West End director Caroline Jay Ranger.