The legendary actor revealed that he will be taking to the stage for a one-man show that will see him reflect on his career and be joined by special guests.
The shows will take place in August on the 22 and 23 at Manchester’s Lowry Theatre.
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Teasing the event, the promotor for Sir David said: “Relive some of the most unforgettable moments in British TV history, including the legendary Only Fools and Horses scenes—the bar fall, the chandelier disaster, Batman and Robin, and more.
“David takes you behind the curtain, revealing the secrets, techniques, and on-set magic that made these moments so timeless.”
The special shows from the Only Fools and Horses legend will be filled with “nostalgia, laughter and exclusive insights” with tickets priced from £48 to £93.
Sir David will discuss his career, including shows Only Fools and Horses, A Touch of Frost, Open All Hours and The Darling Buds of May.
The actor will also reflect on his personal life, discussing emotional life events and the death of his partner along with his co-star John Challis’s death.
Sir David has previously opened up about his health challenges, discussing mobility issues that created pain in his limbs.
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Sharing how he had a hip replacement in 2023 and that he often struggles with his memory.
Telling the Sunday Times: “My memory isn’t what it used to be … Most of us reach this point when things aren’t quite as bright as they used to be.
“Mind you, I don’t wear a hearing aid, I don’t wear glasses, and I’ve only had to replace one bit of my body (a hip replacement), so I’m not doing too bad.”
