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I'm Sorry, Prime Minister
Jim Hacker (played by the revered Griff Rhys Jones) — once the most powerful man in Britain — is now retired and seeking a quiet life at Oxford's Hacker College.
But peace eludes him as he's about to be evicted by a rebellious College Fellowship and student body who aren't impressed by his past glories. When trouble brews, there's only one person he can turn to: the master manipulator himself, Sir Humphrey Appleby (played by the acclaimed Clive Francis). But times have changed, and so has politics.
Can the old team outwit the modern world, or will they finally be outmanoeuvred by it?
From BAFTA Award-winning co-creator of Yes, Minister and Yes, Prime Minister, Jonathan Lynn, comes the long-awaited final chaper of British political satire - and it is as cunning, cutting, and catastrophically funny as ever.
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Hilarious show I always enjoyed the tv series and I thought that this was a fitting update on the main characters. The writing was as sharp and funny as the original shows.
David, 05 Mar 2026
Really entertaining. Excellent production and great acting and comedy. Having enjoyed the original series of Yes Prime Minister on TV made this show even more funny.
Claire, 05 Mar 2026
Missed opportunity The writing was not as sharp as the original TV programme…and storyline weak/out of date. Felt that it was a missed opportunity to make a fitting final chapter to a popular programme. Acting good, theatre lovely.
Joanne, 25 Feb 2026
Fun and nostalgia Good acting....especially Clive Francis as Sir Humphrey. Great set and costumes....an afternoon well spent!
Wendy, 20 Feb 2026
Excellent acting and a good laugh The show holds your attention through out and plenty of laughs with the great acting.
Kathleen, 19 Feb 2026
Great Nostalgia What could have been a great send off for a fantastic comedy series of the 80s
Was for me somewhat disappointing
Good First half with lots of laughs
But the second half was disappointing to say the least
Lacked great comedy and tried I think to make a point that really was lost
Unfortunately I would not recommend friends to go and see it
Adrian, 18 Feb 2026
A fitting end Bit weak but at least an end to the pair
Andrew, 17 Feb 2026
Hilarious Very funny update on Yes Prime Minister.
Daniel, 17 Feb 2026
Very clever and funny Drinks very expensive but lovely theatre and great play
Graham, 08 Feb 2026
Great show that makes you think! Good entertainment for Yes Prime Minister lovers and a thought provoking show for the modern times.
Free speech meets social justice in multi cultural Britain.
Margaret, 04 Feb 2026
Not one for me Sadly not as expected. Some amusing lines but overall it did not keep the attention. My companions fell asleep. We left at the interval.
Dawn, 01 Feb 2026
A fitting finale for the Yes Minister and Yes Prime Minister series. To get the most from this show you need to have ideally should have watched the Yes Minister and Yes Prime Minister TV series, to understand the relationship. The show takes you into a new world for the two main protagonists and the current world where their old fashioned ways and thoughts bump straight into the current world.
Robert, 31 Jan 2026
