"Let’s face it, we’re getting married in the morning and when you two get together you’re more likely to spend the night crashed out in a builder’s skip than stopping after two lagers"

"That happened literally only once"

"Four times-"

"Literally only four times"

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London, 31st December, 1999. Gary’s clinging to his youth, Dorothy’s had enough, Deborah’s got a plan, and Tony’s…still Tony.

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The world is bracing for Y2K as our favourite foursome prepare for their own Big Day, but when resolutions clash with revelations, the gang might just prove that the real millennium bug… is them. Expect pints, fireworks, and a complete lack of adult supervision as we return to the flatmates where the TV series left off.

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From Simon Nye, Men Behaving Badly’s original writer, comes a brand-new stage comedy based on “one of the most successful British comedies of all time” (Telegraph). A night of nostalgic chaos and lager-fuelled honesty — because bad behaviour isn’t just for the telly. Relive the chaos, rewind the tape, and grab your tickets now before the lights go out on the ‘90s

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"Director Joseph O’Malley does an excellent job of bringing out the clowning inherent in the script." 
WhatsOnStage

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"The action, directed by Joseph O'Malley, retains the slapstick momentum and cartoon destruction of an old-fashioned farce. A dose of nostalgic merriment"

The Telegraph

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"A true blast of 90's nostalgia...and there are certainly laughs out loud aplenty, echoing throughout the audience."

West End Best Friend