Dinnerladies

otherwise i would have used a different adjective to introduce it

And finally, Sue Cleaver has joined the cast of Dinner Ladies, a stage play based on the BBC TV show.

I love

this stuff.

Oh, she was in the actual show? She

was in the actual show.

Because Thelma Barlow, who played Mavis, famously was in Dinner Ladies.

It was a Victoria Wood thing.

I rang him when he got it and Bob Monkhouse had done exactly that for me so I passed the baton on to Vernon and he's always thanked me for that that's sweet

so let's talk about dinner ladies yeah it's going to be so exciting Tell you what, talk about getting out of the house for a few weeks.

Yeah, just a

long old tour.

Where did it all go wrong? You're going

to have the best time.

you're going to be our roving reporter I'll let you know go to dinnerladiestoplay.co.uk get your tickets you will have a great night seeing Dinner Ladies the new stage adaptation with our legendary man of comedy and entertainment and Shakespeare Mr

Les Dennis I'm happy to be here with you guys

They're doing...

Do you remember Victoria Wood's Dinner Ladies?

Yes, I do remember Dinner Ladies.

They're doing a live touring version of that.

Oh, very nice.

Yeah.

You go, d-d- can't turn that work down.

Anyway, he's going and doing this tour D- uh, Dinner Ladies, the Victoria Wood show.

Telly.

Um, Thursday night on BBC One at, uh, twenty-five to ten, it was Dinnerladies, Victoria Wood's brand-new sitcom set in a works canteen in Manchester.

It had only started the week before.

This was the second episode called Royals, and, uh, she wrote and sang the theme herself.

Here's Dinnerladies.

[upbeat music] Oh, that's lovely, Lee.

A proper sing-along theme from someone who could write a joke in her sleep.

[laughs] Yeah.

Um, Dinner Ladies, which is also one of my favorite British comedy shows.

Mm.

And Hot Fuzz.

Oh.

B-U-D-U-X, in, um, Dinner Ladies.

"Have you got your pink flimsy?"

[laughs]