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The final chapter of the beloved Yes, Minister story arrives in Southend this July as Jonathan Lynn reunites audiences with Jim Hacker and Sir Humphrey Appleby. Packed with sharp political satire, classic double-speak and modern-day challenges, I’m Sorry, Prime Minister promises a nostalgic and hilarious return for fans of one of Britain’s most celebrated sitcoms.

Jonathan Lynn, co-creator of the classic political satire Yes, Minister, reflects on the origins of the iconic series, the real-life political figures who inspired it, and why he has returned to the world of Jim Hacker and Sir Humphrey in I’m Sorry, Prime Minister. He also discusses ageing, modern politics and his lifelong connection to the theatre.