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In Da Bungalow On Da Stage: Dick and Dom are back for 20th anniversary

Hexagon date for talented duo

Staff Writer by Staff Writer
Wednesday, May 4, 2022 12:01 pm
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The multi-BAFTA award winning presenters will be bringing their live show to the Hexagon on Saturday, September 24. Picture: Steve Ullathorne

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CELEBRATING 20 years since their hit show, Dick and Dom are bringing “Da Bungalow” to the stage.

With a new live show, the boys behind Bogies have adapted their 2002 cult TV show into a live performance.

Staples such as two-word tango, musical splatues, pants dance, and bogies have been worked into the interactive experience, which is touring the UK in September.

It will also feature plenty of fairly hairy fizzogs and the now infamous creamy muck muck game.

Dick and Dom in Da Bungalow began on August 31st, 2002, airing on CBBC.

It ran for five series, during which it garnered two British Academy children’s awards, until 2006.

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Their show Absolute Genius with Dick and Dom won them two further BAFTAs in 2014.

The pair have performed together for 25 years, beginning as links presenters on CBBC in 1996.

Since, they’ve completed a sell-out season at Edinburgh Fringe festival in 2018, just a year after a nationwide theatre tour.

Dick and Dom said: “20 years since those lift doors slid open and we welcomed you to Da Bungalow,

“It’s going to blow your mind as we take you on a nostalgia fuelled trip to relive the best show ever to be on your telly

“The most asked question we get is when are you going to bring Da Bungalow back– well, it’s back.”

The presenters have also appeared in Horrid Henry: The Movie, as well as Monty Python’s West End revival of Spamalot.

The Dick and Dom in Da Bungalow live tour begins on Thursday, September 22.

It will be showing at the Hexagon on Saturday, September 24.

Tickets are £27 each, available at www.myticket.co.uk.

 

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