The Windsors: Endgame

Take a peek behind the scenes of TV's favourite 'royal family'. What do you see? You see madness, and it's totally hilarious. Welcome to a stage version of the brilliant Channel 4 TV soap, The Windsors. It involves several of the actors who made the TV show special, a treat for audiences including the amazing Kara Tointon and Tracy-Ann Oberman. Harry Enfield plays Prince Charles so cleverly it's hard to stay still in your seat, you'll be laughing so hard. Camilla is the purest evil, and Prince Andrew's daughters are masterpieces of comic genius. The accents, the look, the plot – it's all such fun, so wonderfully irreverent.

If Britain was the kind of place where people were executed for taking the mickey out of the royal family, the entire cast, the directors and everyone else would be rotting in a dungeon by now, waiting to be parted from their heads. As it is we live in a free country, and this affectionately wicked look at those who are supposed to lead us is tipped to be hugely popular. What a fabulous antidote to the pandemic blues. The writers are George Jeffrie and Bert Tyler-Moore, who also created the TV series, and the show is directed by Michael Fentiman. If you're up for a giggle, don't miss this one.