Neighbours – The 40th Anniversary Tour
2025 theatre production
Neighbours – The 40th Anniversary Tour was a 2025 British touring theatre production about the Australian soap opera Neighbours. The tour was a successor to 2023's "Neighbours - The Celebration Tour". It was created to celebrate the show's fortieth anniversary. It was produced by Maple Tree Entertainments and licensed by Fremantle. The show was presented by Leah Boleto throughout its run.
The show's concept incorporates several Neighbours cast members being interviewed about the show by a host speaker. The cast share personal stories, perform musical numbers and perform a theatrical performance. The cast also take part in an interactive question and answer session. Meet and greet sessions with fans were also held at each venue. The tour began on 3 February 2025 at Symphony Hall in Birmingham and concluded at the Bridgewater Hall in Manchester on 18 February 2025.
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