Sheffield, the 1990s. The steel’s gone, the jobs are gone, and six blokes are left wondering what the hell to do with themselves, and how they’re going to make ends meet. Redundant, skint and quietly losing their sense of who they even are any more, the future’s not looking exactly rosy.

So naturally, they decide to get their kit off.

It’s the story of six ordinary mates from South Yorkshire who dare to do something completely daft, surprisingly brave, and – against all odds – actually brilliant. Thrown together by circumstance and held together by friendship, they’ve got nothing left to lose and everything to prove. Not just to the world, but to themselves.

Funny, a little filthy round the edges, and genuinely moving, The Full Monty is about more than just a strip act. It’s about identity, dignity and finding the confidence to back yourself when life’s already written you off. Because sometimes the boldest thing you can do is stand up – or in this case, strip down – and show the world exactly who you are.