David Walliams’ BILLIONAIRE BOY to tour in partnership with Car Park Party

Billionaire Boy

Car Park Party, the company who brought karaoke, comedy nights and Horrible Histories to car parks up and down the country last year, have today announced that they will be returning this Easter with Billionaire Boy – Live on Stage.

In partnership with the award-winning Birmingham Stage Company, David Walliams’ much loved story will be performed at locations across the country in a strictly limited tour, beginning at the NEC Birmingham on Friday 2 April, before visiting Manchester, Middlesbrough, Leeds, Newark, Northampton, Stoneleigh, Knebworth, Windsor, Newbury, Poole, Exeter, Bath, Bristol and Cheltenham.

Billionaire Boy tells the story of Joe Spud, a 12-year-old who just so happens to be the richest boy in the country. He owns his own sports car, has two crocodiles as pets and £100,000 a week in pocket money. He may have all of that but he doesn’t have a friend, so by deciding to leave his posh school and enrol at the local comp, he goes searching for a friend. But things don’t go according to plan as he tries to find out what money can’t buy.

Car Park Party events are held in accordance with Covid-19 guidelines, with audience members watching the show from the comfort of their own cars, with social distancing in place throughout.

Tickets go on sale at 8am on Thursday 4 February, with the advice to book fast to avoid disappointment.

Rebecca Wallis

Rebecca is a self-confessed theatre obsessive, with a particular love for musicals. She has loved writing for as long as she can remember and combining this love with her passion for theatre has been one of the best decisions she’s ever made. She is currently studying journalism, with hopes of making her theatre blogging into a career one day. Her favourite ever musical is Half A Sixpence, and she could tell you anything that you could ever want to know about that show. She is honoured to be a part of the West End Best Friend team and cannot wait to see how the page grows and grows.

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