Based on the classic Ealing comedy. When an accident detonates 'Pamela', the last unexploded World War II bomb, the residents of Pimlico have a big shock in store. Old documents unearthed in the rubble reveal that this quiet London borough is actually part of Burgundy, France. Independence is declared and the new found 'Burgundians' discover a wild sense of liberation from the drab days of post war rationing, turning the back streets of London into a continental paradise. A Charles Vance Production. Passport to Pimlico is the fourth in this ever popular series of classic film adaptations. Created by the same team behind our past two sold out successes, The Ladykillers and The 39 Steps. <a href="http://www.passport-to-pimlico.co.uk">Web site</a>| 19 Jun 00 to 26 Jun 00 | New Theatre Royal Lincoln Lincolnshire |
| 12 Jun 00 to 17 Jun 00 | The Hexagon Reading Berkshire |
| 5 Jun 00 to 10 Jun 00 | Marlowe Theatre Canterbury Kent |
| 29 May 00 to 3 Jun 00 | Devonshire Park Theatre Eastbourne East Sussex |
| 23 May 00 to 27 May 00 | Richmond Theatre Outer London Greater London |
| 15 May 00 to 20 May 00 | His Majesty's Theatre Aberdeen Aberdeen |
| 9 May 00 to 13 May 00 | Blackpool Grand Theatre Blackpool Lancashire |
| 1 May 00 to 6 May 00 | Yvonne Arnaud Theatre Guildford Surrey |
| 24 Apr 00 to 29 Apr 00 | Buxton Opera House Buxton Derbyshire |
| 18 Apr 00 to 22 Apr 00 | Gordon Craig Theatre Stevenage Hertfordshire |
| 4 Apr 00 to 8 Apr 00 | Grand Theatre Wolverhampton West Midlands |
| 28 Mar 00 to 1 Apr 00 | Everyman Theatre Cheltenham Gloucestershire |
| 24 Feb 00 to 18 Mar 00 | Mercury Theatre Colchester Essex |
