Matt Lucas, David Walliams and Ashley Blaker reunite for… Little Brexit!
Radio 4’s one-off special brings together comedy legends for the first time in a decade, to hopefully bring some welcome relief!
If you were to ask the characters of iconic sketch show Little Britain for their views on Brexit, Andy would probably say, “I don’t like it”, while Lou would label it “a kerfuffle”.
For anyone tiring of Parliament’s “computer says no” mentality over the issue, Radio 4’s one-off special, Little Brexit, which reunites Matt Lucas and David Walliams for the first time in a decade, will hopefully bring some welcome relief.
Comedian Ashley Blaker, who co-created and produced the series, took to Twitter to announce the news of their return.
He wrote: “The old gang back together! So proud to produce a new Little Britain tonight with @realmattlucas and @davidwalliams.”
- Little Brexit airs on Thursday, 6.30pm on BBC Radio 4.
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The old gang back together! So proud to produce a new Little Britain tonight with @realmattlucas and @davidwalliams. ‘Little Brexit’ is coming to @bbcradio4 this Thursday at 6:30pm!!! pic.twitter.com/TkSQzf0l3v
— Ashley Blaker (@AshleyBlaker) October 27, 2019
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