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Basil Brush reminisces about Steep Hill

Charlotte Reid by Charlotte Reid
November 12, 2010
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Basil Brush and Mr Stephen are heading to Lincoln Theatre Royal this weekend as part of their national tour.

The popular fox will be bringing along some friends, such as Cheryl Chimp and the acrobatic Amazing Jeni on Sunday 14th November.

Photo: Worthing Theatres via Flickr

The iconic fox best known for his fluffy fox tail and his shouts of “boom boom” when he finds something funny had his first television appearance in 1963. After that he had his own programme “The Basil Brush Show” which was first on air in 1968.

His first co-presenter was Rodney Bewes, better known for his appearances in “The Likely Lads”. Basil then had string of other presenters including Mr Derek, Mr Roy, Mr Howard and Mr Billy.

The show returned to CBBC in 2002 with Mr Stephen after being absent for 16 years.

City Vibe’s Charlotte Reid spoke to Basil Brush earlier in the week where he reminisced about the wonders of Steep Hill and spoke about the most British thing of all, the weather.

The show starts at 2pm with ticket prices beginning at £10. Tickets can be booked from the Theatre Royal’s Box Office on 01522 519 999.

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