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Following on from the phenomenal success of The Celebration Tour , Neighbours is returning to the stage, with a new line-up, new stories, and a brand-new reason to celebrate.

Join some of your favourite faces from Ramsay Street as they celebrate four decades of the show’s history, for Neighbours – The 40th Anniversary Tour – coming to The London Palladium.

Cast to be announced.

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Following on from the phenomenal SELL OUT success of The Celebration Tour, Neighbours is returning to the stage, with a new line-up, new stories, and a brand-new reason to celebrate.

Join some of your favourite faces from Ramsay Street as they celebrate four decades of the show’s history, for Neighbours – The 40 th  Anniversary Tour.

Expect surprises, never-before heard stories, and all the inside scoop on what life is really like in Erinsborough. Hosted (once again) by Leah Boleto, this will be the ultimate toast to over 9000 episodes of Neighbours.

Cast to be announced.

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Neighbours cast announce UK Farewell tour for 2023 after end of soap

The cast of Neighbours are preparing to say g’day to the UK after announcing a nationwide tour following the end of the long-running Australian soap.

Stars were originally due to stage a one-off event called Neighbours: Live in Conversation in London back in 2020 to mark Neighbours’ 35 th anniversary but the date was postponed due to the pandemic.

Now the beloved series is coming to an end after 37 years , they have decided to add a further seven dates throughout the UK for March 2023.

There will be meet-and-greet opportunities and a Q&A section planned at each location.

Date for the Neighbours Farewell Tour 2023 will be as follows:

March 6 - Manchester Bridgewater Hall

March 8 - Edinburgh Festival Theatre

March 10 - Glasgow Royal Concert Hall

March 12 - Cardiff St David’s Hall

March 14 - London Palladium Theatre

March 16 - Birmingham Symphony Hall

March 17 - Brighton Centre

March 18 - Southampton Mayflower Theatre

Tickets will go on general sale at all venues on June 17, with a pre-sale on June 15.

"When Neighbours: Live in Conversation sold out within 24 hours, we knew that the love for the show could see it tour the UK, and there is no better time to take to the road than to mark the end and to honour its rich and lengthy history," Dean Elliott, producer at Maple Tree Entertainment, said in a statement.

"We can’t wait to put on a show that the fans will love and deserve."

Neighbours first aired in 1985 and follows the lives of those living and working in the fictional Melbourne suburb of Erinsborough.

Many stars have launched their careers off the back of it, including Kylie Minogue , Jason Donovan, Natalie Imbruglia, Guy Pearce, and Oscar nominated actress Margot Robbie.

Friday marked the final day of filming on the globally-recognised soap, with the final episode due to be broadcast in the UK on Channel 5 on August 1.

The cast posed for one final photo all together on set, with Paul Robinson actor Stefan Dennis describing it as “a melancholy day” .

Executive producer Jason Herbison said: “We all knew this day was coming but until we were here in this moment when the very last scene was filmed, it was hard to express how we would all feel.

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“Of course, it is sad and tears were shed, but we’re also enormously proud. 37 years is an incredible achievement and that should be celebrated.

“We’ve also been incredibly touched by the response from our viewers all over the world. Neighbours is more than a TV show to many people.

“They see us as part of the family and we feel privileged to have been invited into their homes, and I know the legacy of Neighbours will live on for many years.”

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Neighbours: The Celebration Tour review – the perfect blend of poignancy and Toadfish jokes

This stage show sees the actors behind Paul Robinson and Toadie argue over who had most marriages, before a genuinely touching thank you to fans – who leave the show’s stars in tears

N eighbours being cancelled, Kylie and Jason Donovan reprising their roles and the soap creating international headlines for its celebratory finale … before being revived by a streaming service just over three months later is, no question, peak Neighbours .

The same can also be said for the tour. A one-off Live in Conversation special had been planned, featuring cast members talking about and sharing their favourite moments, to mark the Australian soap’s 35th anniversary in 2020. Those plans were then shelved because of Covid. Then last year, when the show was cancelled after Channel 5 decided to not renew its contract, Neighbours announced The Farewell Tour. Now, with the soap being picked up by Amazon’s Freevee streaming service , it has changed its name once again to Neighbours: The Celebration Tour.

The excitement in the room beforehand was palpable, the gift shop thronged with fans buying plastic Ramsay Street replica signs. The show itself, mostly consisting of a Q&A, leaned heavily into discussing the more surreal elements of the daytime soap that made it such a firm favourite. “Life on Neighbours for Toadie was about being involved in a bouncy castle accident, being run over, shot …” said the host, Leah Boleto, to the actor who portrayed him, Ryan Moloney, as a montage of those accidents played silently on a screen behind them.

“What?! It could happen!” declared Jackie Woodburne (Susan Kennedy) when questioned about a storyline that involved her slipping on milk, banging her head and thinking she was a teenager. She recounted the time her character had to perform an emergency tracheostomy on Lou after he started choking in the aftermath of a tornado, aided only by a butter knife, a straw and instructions down the phone from her on-screen partner, Dr Karl Kennedy (Alan Fletcher). In case you are wondering, Lou made a full recovery. “All in a day’s work,” said Fletcher.

The audience cheered when shown a clip of Susan slapping Karl after he had admitted to an affair. April Rose Pengilly (Chloe Brennan) talked about how many Simpsons references she managed to slip into her dialogue. And Annie Jones (Plain Jane Superbrain) was introduced with a clip from a storyline where her son had revealed that he was an escort, followed by a portrait of Mrs Mangal falling off the wall and crashing to the ground.

This surrealism continued into the second half. It began with a montage of Neighbours explosions from over the years. Now with the cast sitting together, rather than being interviewed separately, there were lighthearted discussions on topics such as who had the most weddings, with Toadie’s seven (one notably ending with him accidentally driving off a cliff into the sea) beaten by Paul Robinson’s nine; the character, played by Stefan Dennis, has had six wives. It would have been nice if the cast had all sat together from the start of the show.

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The event was strongest when the cast spoke frankly about the shock of the soap’s cancellation, the pain they felt saying goodbye to the crew (some of whom left weeks before the final episode even aired), followed by their surprise that it had been saved . Neighbours was reincarnated by Amazon, but that was very much due to the fans, many of whom had been campaigning online for months and many of whom must have been in that audience. While the soap was often silly and surreal, it also contained a natural warmth and inclusiveness that many shows lack. The cast relished the opportunity to thank fans for their support, with several revealing that they had cried during the meet and greets that had taken place that day. It felt like a rare and genuine opportunity to say thank you.

It also ended with a rather touching moment. Directly before goading the entire audience into singing the soap’s theme tune, the cast got up from their seats and stood in a row at the front. Woodburne then reprised Susan’s narration from the soap’s final scene shown last July, when her character walked around Erinsborough making observations on her fellow neighbours. Only this time she shared the lines with her co-stars and added in several extra words. “Together we are … and we will continue to be … the perfect blend,” she said.

Neighbours: The Celebration Tour is at venues across the UK until 23 March, with a performance in Australia on 16 April

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Neighbours announces 40th anniversary UK tour

By Matt Sole

After teasing us last month with news of a new Neighbours event , today it has been confirmed that the cast of Neighbours will be returning to the UK in 2025 to celebrate the show’s 40th anniversary.

Some of your favourite faces from Erinsborough will be taking to the stage in 6 UK cities in February 2025, just ahead of the show’s milestone birthday. Neighbours is the first Australian TV drama to ever reach such an anniversary.

Back by popular demand, following the phenomenal success of The Celebration Tour of 2023, will see 6 dates across the UK including Birmingham, Cardiff, Glasgow, Manchester and at the world-famous London Palladium; home to the best entertainment shows in London.

The show’s producers, Mapletree Entertainment, have promised a brand-new line up and a brand new reason to celebrate in the tour, which will be hosted once again by Sky News presenter Leah Boleto, herself a life-long fan of the show.

The audience can expect surprises, never before-heard stories, and all the inside scoop on what life is really like in Erinsborough. The night promises to be the ultimate toast to over 9000 episodes of Neighbours which originally debuted in March 1985.

The show was cancelled by its original broadcaster, Channel 7, after just a few months, being picked up by rival network, Channel 10 the following year.

The show once again was axed in 2022 after UK broadcaster, Channel 5, pulled out their financing of the show. Just 4 months after the ‘final’ episode aired, Amazon announced that they were picking the show back up for their Freevee streaming platform and the show returned to production in April 2023. Since the show debuted on Amazon in September 2023 it has consistently been their most-streamed show on Freevee in the UK, but is also available to viewers in South Africa, the USA and Canada on the platform.

In 2023 six cast members toured the UK for Neighbours – The Celebration Tour. The tour was a huge sell-out success and received 5 star reviews from national press.

Tickets will go on general sale on 10 April at 10am. Pre sale 8 April at 10am.

Cast of the show are yet to be confirmed, but it is guaranteed to be a night of joy and delight for every Neighbours fan there.

NEIGHBOURS 40TH ANNIVERSARY TOUR DATES:

Monday 3rd February: Birmingham Symphony Hall Wednesday 5th February: Newcastle City Hall Friday 7th February: Glasgow SEC Armadillo Wednesday 12th February: London Palladium Sunday 16th February: Cardiff Wales Millennium Centre Tuesday 18th February: Manchester Bridgewater Hall

For full details and to subscribe for pre-sale head to mapletreeentertainment.com/#vip .

Matt was a Neighbours fan through the late 1980s and 1990s. After a number of years living overseas he returned to the UK and fell in love with Ramsay Street again in 2017. Away from Neighbours, Matt spent many years working as an Entertainment Director for a major Cruise Line. He is also an avid quizzer and has appeared on many TV game shows including Bridge of Lies, competing with other members of the ramsaystreet.co.uk team.

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Neighbours plans official UK farewell tour after the show's big finale

A fitting celebration.

The show's incredible 37-year history will be celebrated at Neighbours: The Farewell Tour , which is scheduled to take place across eight venues in March 2023.

Fans may remember that Neighbours had previously announced a special one-off Live In Conversation show for the programme's 35 th anniversary in 2020.

This event was ultimately postponed due to COVID restrictions, but it has now been rebooted to be bigger and better in the form of the Farewell Tour.

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While an official announcement is due within days, Digital Spy understands that the original show has finally been rescheduled with an upcoming London date.

Fans who have held onto their tickets for over two years will now get to enjoy the long-anticipated show, which brings together popular cast members to look back at Neighbours ' history.

Seven other dates have also now been scheduled in for other venues across the country, with the tour expected to hit Manchester, Birmingham, Brighton, Southampton, Glasgow, Edinburgh and Cardiff.

Neighbours ' production company FremantleMedia has been secretly working on the tour with live events company Maple Tree Entertainment.

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Official details on venues and dates will be announced soon.

A Neighbours insider told Digital Spy : "The show looks set to be the ultimate celebration of Neighbours and a chance for fans to say their final goodbyes.

"The cast were touched by the outpouring of love from UK fans after Neighbours ' cancellation was announced. Some of the best-loved stars will now be flying out to celebrate with fans in person."

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Neighbours ' cancellation was officially announced in March after Channel 5 withdrew as the show's UK broadcast partner.

An hour-long series finale will air in both UK and Australia on August 1.

Neighbours airs weekdays at 1.45pm and 6pm on Channel 5 and streams on My5. In Australia, the show airs Mondays to Thursdays at 6.30pm on 10 Peach and streams on 10 Play.

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Brand new Neighbours tour sees the soap's best-loved stars coming to the UK

Filming on the Neighbours finishes tomorrow but the story isn’t over for fans of the iconic soap, as some of its best loved stars will be touring the UK in March 2023.

Following the sad news earlier this year that Neighbours was set to be axed , plans for a UK cast tour has now been confirmed for next spring.

A Neighbours: Live in Conversation night at London’s Adelphi Theatre had to be postponed in 2020 during the pandemic but it’s now been renamed as Neighbours: The Farewell Tour , with an additional seven dates around the country. 

The London performance will see the show move from the Adelphi to the London Palladium, where the Neighbours cast once appeared in front of the Queen Mother and Princess Margaret at the 1988 Royal Variety Performance.

The tour promises to treat fans to ‘Never-before-heard stories from Erinsborough’ with an opportunity for an audience Q&A and even a chance to meet the stars in person.

Dean Elliot, producer at Maple Tree Entertainment (who have collaborated with Freemantle Australia on the shows) commented:

“When Neighbours: Live in Conversation sold out within 24 hours, we knew that the love for the show could see it tour the UK, and there is no better time to take to the road than to mark the end and to honour its rich and lengthy history… We can’t wait to put on a show that the fans will love and deserve.”

So lovely to be back with the gang! And to get to work with my lovely friend Henrietta Graham too. @NeighboursTV pic.twitter.com/XlXSbXBA4P June 3, 2022

A special hour-long episode to mark the last ever Neighbours will be aired on Monday 1 August. 

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Producers have revealed there will be a final month-long celebration of the show that will see some of Neighbours best-loved characters returning , including Ian Smith as Harold Bishop, Guy Pearce as Mike Young and Jason Donovan and Kyle Minogue as Scott and Charlene Robinson .

Neighbours ’ Executive Producer, Jason Herbison, has promised:

“Whether the eighties, nineties, naughties or teens is your favourite decade, we will be delivering something for everyone as Neighbours draws to a close.  Alongside the current cast we will be celebrating the most memorable characters from across many eras, with a few surprises up our sleeve.”

Tickets for Neighbours: The Farewell Tour go on general sale on Friday 17 June, with a pre-sale on Wednesday 15 June for dates at Manchester Bridgewater Hall, Edinburgh Festival Theatre, Glasgow Royal Concert hall, Cardiff St David’s hall, London Palladium Theatre, Birmingham Symphony Hall, Brighton Centre, and Southampton Mayflower Theatre.

For full details and to subscribe for pre-sale head to mapletreeentertainment.com/neighbours

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Neighbours cast set to return to London with 40th anniversary tour

Calling all Neighbours fans! The cast have announced their return to London with a 40th anniversary tour. 

Familiar faces from Ramsay Street will travel the UK in February 2025 to celebrate four decades of the show’s history.

It follows the success of The Celebration Tour of 2023, and will be running across 5 dates in Birmingham, Cardiff, Glasgow, Manchester and at the world-famous London Palladium , home to some of the biggest entertainment shows in London.

There will be a new line-up, new stories, and a brand-new reason to celebrate in the tour which will be hosted once again by presenter Leah Boleto.

The audience can expect surprises, never before-heard stories, and all the inside scoop on what life is truly like in Erinsborough. The night promises to be the ultimate toast to over 9000 episodes of Neighbours. 

Neighbours originally debuted in 1985 and first aired in the UK in 1986 on BBC One. In November 2022, it was announced that Amazon Freevee and Fremantle had agreed to a deal that would restart the series .

However, the fate of the show hangs in the air as it's new home is set to be shut down just months into the new run.

Kylie Minogue, who got her start on the show, said that said she was "baffled" by the news of the soaps return because "everyone went to a lot of effort" for what was initially thought to be the "last-ever" episode.

In 2023 six cast members toured the UK for the sell-out Neighbours – The Celebration Tour. 

How to get tickets for Neighbours 40th anniversary tour

Tickets will go on general sale on April 10 at 10am. Pre-sale takes place on April 8 at 10am. Tickets can be found here .

Neighbours anniversary t our dates

Monday, February 3: Birmingham Symphony Hall

Wednesday, February 5: Newcastle City Hall

Friday, February 7: Glasgow SEC Armadillo

Wednesday, February 12: London Palladium

Sunday, February 16: Cardiff Wales Millennium Centre

Tuesday, February 18: Manchester Bridgewater Hall

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‘The Neighbours Experience’ is coming to London in September

With ‘Neighbours’ set to return on Amazon Freevee next month (18th September), fans will get the chance to enjoy ‘The Neighbours Experience’ in London from Friday 15th until Sunday 17th September 2023.

‘The Neighbours Experience’ will bring parts of the world famous ‘Neighbours’ set to the UK capital at Protein Studios in Shoreditch, London. Fans can visit on Friday 15 th  September until Sunday 17 th  September from 8am-8pm on Friday, 9am-8pm on Saturday, and 9am-7pm on Sunday.

The immersive experience will give fans unprecedented access to iconic ‘Neighbours’ cast wardrobe, including Charlene Mitchell’s wedding dress, Harold Bishop’s faithful Salvation Army suit and even Mike Young’s leather jacket from the epic series finale. Guests may even find themselves in a scene or two as some of the most iconic moments from the soap’s history comes to life on screen, and in person, throughout the experience.

Starting today, fans can secure their spot to visit ‘The Neighbours Experience’, which brings to life acclaimed sets including Harold’s Café, Lassiters, Karl and Susan Kennedy’s living room and more. Free tickets are available to book now via :  https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/the-neighbours-experience-tickets-699023918357?aff=oddtdtcreator

The continuation of the long-running series – about the lives, loves, and challenges of the residents on Ramsay Street in Erinsborough, Australia, a fictional suburb of Melbourne – will pick up two years after the finale in 2022, which was watched by millions of adoring fans. Previous seasons of ‘Neighbours’, as well as over 100 iconic episodes, are currently available to stream on Amazon Freevee. Additionally, the free streaming service features two series-themed FAST Channels on the service, “Neighbours – Looking Back” and “Best of Neighbours.”

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Sea Girls announce autumn 2024 UK and Ireland tour

The 13-date run includes a huge show at Brixton Academy

Sea Girls have announced a run of UK and Ireland dates for later this year.

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The band will be playing a run of shows across in support of their forthcoming album ‘Midnight Butterflies’ in the autumn, which includes a huge show at Brixton Academy.

The London indie rockers will be making stops in Sheffield, Newcastle, Manchester, Glasgow, Nottingham, London, Cardiff, Portsmouth, Norwich, Birmingham, Liverpool, Dublin and Belfast.

Tickets will go on sale next Friday (May 3) – you can see the full list of dates below and buy your tickets here .

SEPTEMBER 26 – Sheffield, Octagon 27 – Newcastle, City Hall 28 – Manchester, O2 Apollo 29 – Glasgow, O2 Academy

OCTOBER 1 – Nottingham, Rock City 3 – London, O2 Academy Brixton 4 – Cardiff, Tramshed 6 – Portsmouth, Guildhall 7 – Norwich, LCR 8 – Birmingham, O2 Academy 9 – Liverpool, Mountford Hall 11 – Dublin, Academy 12 – Belfast, Limelight

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‘Midnight Butterflies’ will be released on June 14 via their new independent label Alt. Records and is described in a press release as being centred around “melodic joy” and “pop perfection”. It follows 2020’s ‘Open Up Your Head’ and 2022’s ‘Homesick’.

“It feels and sounds like a fledgling band making their energetic untainted debut record. It’s super optimistic and euphoric,” said frontman Henry Camamile of the album.

“There was a huge freedom in making this record. It’s an exciting time for music across genres, and who wouldn’t want to be a part of that?”

The forthcoming album comes after a huge year for Sea Girls in 2023. This included a milestone headline show at Alexandra Palace and a support slot with  Louis Tomlinson  at his gig at London’s O2.

In the latter half of last year they also shared details of an upcoming run of headline shows in the UK and Australia, as part of the ‘Young Strangers’ tour. These include stops in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane later this month, followed by eight shows across the UK and Ireland in the Spring.  Visit here for remaining tickets to UK shows .

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Ahead of the long-awaited return of Neighbours, Amazon Freevee has launched a brand-new experience in London .

Shortly after Neighbours’ final ever episode aired on Channel 5 , it was announced the streaming platform Amazon Freevee had saved the show, with a brand new series beginning September 18.

To celebrate the return, parts of the world famous Neighbours set will pop up in London. Fans are now able to get tickets for The Neighbours Experience, which will give them the chance to step inside Harold’s cafe, Karl and Susan Kennedy’s living room and more.

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Opening September 15, the event gives fans the chance to immerse themselves in the world of Neighbours ahead of brand new storylines when the show starts airing again.

Based at Protein Studios in Shoreditch, the event will run from the 15th-17th. Visitors will have access to cast wardrobes, including Charlene’s wedding dress, and some may even find themselves involved in a scene or two!

You can get your free ticket (yes, free!) here.

In a new trailer, it’s was revealed that old favourites – not least of all Alan Fletcher and Jackie Woodburne as Karl and Susan Kennedy, and Stefan Dennis as Paul Robinson – are back with a vengeance, as all roads lead to  Ramsay Street .

Straight off, the Kennedys find themselves in a mixture of joy and strife, with Susan having a dilemma that is bringing her strain, but Karl lightening the mood by presenting himself naked, covering his modesty with an impressive-sized box.

Set two years after the finale in 2022, we also see a re-appearance for show legend Harold Bishop (Ian Smith) as he gazes poignantly around his beloved home, while Toadie Rebecchi (Ryan Moloney) doesn’t get the excited reception that he hoped for when he bursts back on the scene.

It’s not just the familiar faces heading back either, a host of new names will be joining the cast.

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Ange Postecoglou: Tottenham wrecking Arsenal title hopes is not motivation

Head coach says he will send Spurs out in Sunday’s north London Derby to keep fighting for fourth place not to disrupt rivals’ bid for first

Tottenham head coach Ange Postecoglou has no interest in wrecking Arsenal’s title bid .

Spurs return to action on Sunday after a 15-day lay-off with the Premier League leaders the visitors to N17.

While Tottenham have lost ground in the battle for Champions League qualification over the past fortnight, there is plenty on the line for the Gunners.

Arsenal could open up a four-point gap at the summit with victory, which would also bring about “St Totteringham’s Day” - the moment when Tottenham can no longer catch their rivals in the league table.

But Postecoglou, no stranger to a hotly contested derby after his time with Celtic, insisted stopping Mikel Arteta’s side does not motivate him.

“In terms of that as a motivation, no,” Postecoglou said.

“I understand the importance of winning against your traditional rival. I’ve just come down from Glasgow. I’ve got a fair idea about what derbies mean to supporters.

“I never believe your motivation should revolve around the demise of somebody else. Your motivation should be about yourself.

“I want to win because I want us to achieve something. I want us to progress. I want us to be in a position fighting for the title. That’s what drives me, not the demise.

“If that’s your kind of measure, always peering over the back fence to see what your neighbour’s building, you could both have the worst houses in the street because everyone else is building beautiful places and you’re looking over the back fence.

“I never wanted to win those games because it meant Rangers would lose. I wanted to win because I wanted us to win the title.”

Postecoglou has repeatedly stated his desire for Tottenham to be in the mix for major honours this time next year.

Spurs will have a big say in the title race with Manchester City set to visit on May 14, but a fifth-placed finish now appears most likely given Aston Villa’s recent resurgence.

While Postecoglou scoffed at a suggestion he would have taken that at the start of the campaign, when Harry Kane was sold a day before their opener, he did credit his young group for tackling that challenge head-on.

“I was literally sitting in here the day before the Brentford game and he’d just left. So, you’re starting a season and the most significant person at this football club, maybe ever, has just left on the eve of the first game,” Postecoglou reflected.

“I remember making a real conscious effort of looking really graceful above the water and if there was any panicking happening, making sure it was under the water so that nobody could see, particularly the players.

“And again, the players never batted an eyelid – which they could have, especially when you look at what Harry has done this year. It has been unbelievable.

“And yet he hasn’t been mentioned as much as he would have been had we not been scoring goals.

“That’s credit to the group, the playing group that they have embraced that challenge.

“I think these things we have been through this year will help us in the medium or long-term.

“Even the disrupted season, because it kind of removes any excuse we have for next year. We are not going to lose another Harry Kane next year. We are not going to have a disrupted season.

“We know we’ve still got some work to do. At the same time, we’re in a better position than we were 12 months ago to build on that.

“That has to be our aim, that in 12 months’ time we’re in a position where we are one of the contenders rather than trying to disrupt them.”

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The 10 best new London theatre openings in May

Tom Holland, Punchdrunk, ‘Spirited Away’ and more – it’s an incredible month on the London stage

If you’re looking for the definition of an embarrassment of riches, May 2024 in the London theatre calendar really does go above and beyond what could reasonably be expected of a single city to stage in a single month.

Tom Holland makes his stage comeback in Jamie Lloyd’s ‘Romeo & Juliet’, the blockbuster Tokyo adaptation of Studio Ghibli’s ‘Spirited Away’ rolls into the West End for the summer, immersive theatre gods Punchdrunk return and Denise Gough reprises her titanic stage performance in ‘People, Places and Things’. And there’s plenty more besides, with a handful of exciting international productions and a new James Graham play. 

1.  Romeo & Juliet

Jamie Lloyd is a director at the absolute peak of his game after last year’s visionary ‘Sunset Boulevard’; Tom Holland is an actor at the absolute peak of his fame after his blockbuster MCU Spider-Man films. This team up for a revival of Shakespeare’s timeless romantic tragedy has a hell of a lot of expectations to live up to, and Holland has an awful lot to prove, having not acted on stage since he was a child. But get this right and it could be the show of the year. That his co-star Francesca Amewudah-Rivers has been subject to racist internet trolling is deeply upsetting but should have no bearing on the production itself.

Duke of York’s Theatre, May 11-Aug 3 .

2.  Viola’s Room

Returning scarcely six months after their last show ‘The Burnt City’ closed, there’s something just intrinsically heartening about the idea that immersive theatre legends Punchdrunk don’t need to disappear for a decade between works. ‘Viola’s Room’ is a stripped down, audio-driven, linear piece with narration from Helena Bonham-Carter, a dark fairytale that promises to offer an alternative to the company’s enormo-shows of yore, while remaining true to their unsettling spirit.

The Carriageworks, May 14-Aug 18 .

3.  Spirited Away

After two blockbuster seasons of the RSC’s ‘My Neighbour Totoro’, it feels almost like we’re being spoiled to get the UK transfer of this by-all-accounts spectacular stage adaptation of another, even more fantastical Studio Ghibli film, 2000’s ‘Spirited Away’. Powered by puppets from Toby Olie that we can tell are spectacular from the pix alone, it got great notices in Tokyo and looks set to be the large-scale hit of the summer.

London Coliseum, Until Aug 24 .

4.  People, Places and Things

There were two stage performances in ’10s British theatre that stood head and shoulders above the others: Mark Rylance in Jez Butterworth’s ‘Jerusalem’, and Denise Gough in Duncan Macmillan’s ‘People, Places and Things’. Rylance finally reprised his epic turn a couple of summers ago. And now Gough will go back to the role of Emma, a drugs and booze addled actress with an extremely complicated relationship with her mother who attempts – with extreme cynicism – to sort her life out. Probably your last chance to catch one of the great performances of our time, as Gough has said she doesn’t feel it makes sense to significantly age the character up.

Trafalgar Theatre, May 3-Aug 10. Buy tickets here .

5.  Bluets

New Royal Court artistic director David Byrne really announces his arrival this month, with his first three shows opening at the venerable West London new-writing powerhouse. The two upstairs – ‘Dugsi Dayz’ and ‘Lie Low’ – look intriguing, but all attention is clearly in the first show to run in the Byrne-era main house. ‘Bluet’ sees the visionary director Katie Mitchell adapt Maggie Nelson’s poetic meditation on the colour blue, with a top-notch cast that includes Ben Whishaw. 

Royal Court Theatre, May 17-Jun 29. Buy tickets here .

6.  Boys from the Blackstuff

Unstoppable hit machine (and the country’s numero uno political playwright) James Graham has been on a hot streak for the best part of a decade now, and it’s set to continue with the London transfer of this already acclaimed adaptation of Alan Bleasdale’s landmark ’80s TV show about men on the dole in the Thatcher era. A hit at the Liverpool Royal Court last year, it plays a short stint at the National before heading straight to the West End.

National Theatre, May 22-Jun 8. Garrick Theatre, Jun 13-Aug 3. Buy tickets here .

7.  Passing Strange

This unusual rock autobiographical rock musical from American musician Stew was a walloping hit on Broadway almost two decades ago now – Spike Lee even made a film of it – but is only just now making its debut in the UK. The brilliant Giles Terara stars in this free-flowing odyssey that details Stew’s formative experiences as a young Black man in America and Europe during the punk years.

Young Vic, May 14-Jul 6. Buy tickets here .

8.  Mary Said What She Said

Legendary American avant-garde director Robert Wilson rolls into town for one week only with this monologue adapted from the letters of the jailed Mary Queen of Scots. It’s by Isabelle Huppert – arguably France’s greatest actress, it’s the first chance she’s done a show in London in an age (she was last due to perform here in 2020, in a production of ‘The Glass Menagerie’ that was scrapped by the pandemic).

Barbican Centre, May 10-12 .

9.  Pieces of a Woman

More great European theatre this month as the wonderful Polish company TR Warszawa arrive at Battersea Arts Centre for two midweek performances only with their original production of Kata Wéber’s powerful domestic drama ‘Pieces of a Woman’. It subsequently became famous as an Oscar-nominated film starring Vanessa Kirby, but this is UK audiences’ first chance to see the landmark original play.

Battersea Arts Centre, May 22 and 23 .

10.  Richard III

Michelle Terry stars as Shakespeare’s most malevolent monarch in a production of ‘Richard III’ that has been overshadowed by a backlash from elements of the disabled community who feel an able-bodied actor should not be allowed to play a role typically viewed as disabled. It’s an extremely complicated issue: Adjoa Andoh played the same role to zero controversy last year, and Terry has explicitly stated she won’t be playing Richard as disabled. Perhaps the times are simply changing – hopefully the production itself will offer a sense of clarity that has been missing from some of the discourse around it. Certainly there’s no denying that Globe boss Terry is a tremendous actor. 

Shakespeare’s Globe, May 9-Aug 3. Buy tickets here .

The best new London theatre plays to book for in 2024 .

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Concerns are rising that passive, index-tracking funds may be completely absent from the UK’s upcoming “green” fund regime.

Under the Financial Conduct Authority’s new Sustainability Disclosure Requirements, due to come into force at the end of July, funds that are marketed as sustainable “should do as they claim and have the evidence to back it up”.

But the SDR rules may make it very difficult for any passive funds to comply. 

The Financial Times already reported in February that no exchange traded funds will be able to have a “sustainable” label as they are only available to UK-domiciled funds, while all ETFs available in the UK — even those listed on the London stock exchange — are domiciled overseas.

Now it seems even passive mutual funds may be struggling to meet the bar the UK regulator has set in order to tackle claims of fund industry “greenwashing”.

Issuers of passive funds will probably only be able to claim one of the FCA’s four green labels: Sustainability Improvers, designed for “products investing in assets that may not be sustainable now, with an aim to improve their sustainability for people and/or planet over time, including in response to the stewardship influence of the firm”.

This label is designed to be broadly analogous to the “transition” funds category in the EU’s Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation, specifically those funds that meet the toughest Article 9 criteria.

Under the SFDR disclosure regime, funds can claim to be transitioning if the companies in their portfolio are, in aggregate, decarbonising at a sufficient pace as to be compatible with the 2015 Paris Climate Accords.

But the FCA has decided to go one step further and apply the filter at the level of individual holdings, rather than the broad portfolio, with at least 70 per cent of holdings needing to be improving their sustainability. The remainder must not be in “conflict” with the sustainability objective.

The FCA said in its SDR policy statement that its approach “puts greater emphasis on the firm’s asset selection process. Firms must select assets on the basis of evidence that they have the potential to improve in time”.

This emphasis on selection may prove difficult for passive funds, which do not actively choose their holdings, but include every stock or bond in an index.

“My fear is that in the UK the improvers label is not going to be used by many funds because it’s very difficult to do,” said Hortense Bioy, global director of sustainability research at Morningstar.

“All the passive funds would fail [the test]. For the active ones it’s more feasible,” she added. “There is also the question of when [holdings] have improved, what are you going to do with these companies? It may become a non-label.”

Tom Gosling, an executive fellow at London Business School, agreed the FCA had set tight parameters, particularly for passive funds, but was supportive of this.

“The FCA have intentionally tried to set a high bar and I think they have got it right,” he said, welcoming the prospect of fund managers having to step up their engagement activities in order to qualify for a sustainable label.

“There are an awful lot of stocks you have to show you have an engagement with to qualify for the improvers label,” Gosling said, particularly for highly diversified broad-market passive funds.

If a fund “is only engaging with 10 per cent of the stocks in what way is it sensible to argue that it is having an impact on anything?” he asked.

Gosling said the driver for both SFDR and SDR was that there are funds “that are claiming [climate] impact that are not delivering impact”.

He was critical of the EU’s approach of measuring decarbonisation at the portfolio level, believing this failed to deliver the real world impact some might claim.

“That does not relate to impact or getting the world any nearer to net zero,” he argued.” All [funds] do is tilt away from heavy emitting sectors but it doesn’t change what is happening at all.

“It’s like someone saying they are sending less waste to landfill when they are throwing their rubbish bags into a neighbour’s garden instead. There is no plausible mechanism in which [these funds] do anything [except] make people feel better.”

Bioy believed it was a “philosophical” argument as to which approach was better, but noted that the UK appeared to be saying the $100bn of EU funds tracking Paris-aligned or climate-transition benchmarks “are not legitimate transition strategies”.

However, even if one believed the UK’s approach was superior, Bioy believed it was impractical for asset managers to use.

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“If you think that setting criteria at the asset level is more robust than at the portfolio level, if you end up with something that is not used, you may ask yourself if it’s the right thing to do,” she said.

The FCA said in a statement that “the qualifying criteria for labels has been designed to accommodate products investing in different asset classes and those with different investment strategies. This includes both active and passive strategies, and may therefore include products tracking a Paris-aligned or climate transition benchmark, provided that they meet the criteria.”

Several large passive fund managers declined to comment.

The EU is now consulting on possible changes to SFDR and Gosling “on the cards” that it would take steps to bring it in line with the UK’s approach.

“I think the FCA’s legislation gets closer to communicating what is happening [in terms of impact],” he said. “The FCA learnt from what happened in the EU and it explicitly tried to be different.”

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