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03-14-2008, 03:48 PM
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Top Gear Live 2008
The unstoppable Jeremy Clarkson and the Top Gear team will be walking the boards at Earls Court and the NEC in October and November this year in a new show called Top Gear Live, bringing the TV show to life as part of the successful MPH motor show.
Top Gear Live will feature Jeremy and the Top Gear crew creating a real-life motoring experience on stage within the MPH show, 'incorporating the drama of film and theatre with the thrills and spills of stunts and special effects'.
Basically what that means is that the gang will get a load of awesome supercars up on stage for you to watch being hooned about, mixed with some high-comedy akin to the popular car football and maybe even a healthy dose of TG's tame racing driver thrown in for good measure.
Then they'll add some explosions and fire just to make sure that the job's done properly.
The event will be held in London from October 30 to November 2, and Birmingham from November 13 to 16. With 71,000 visitors turning up last year, you'll want to be quick buying your tickets, the box office for which will be open from the end of April via the soon-to-be-launched new MPH website (http://www.mphshow.co.uk/) .
If you're outside of the UK and feeling that you're missing out, then you'll be chuffed to know that there are plans to roll the show out to another 15 countries over the next 18 months, so we'll keep you posted on where and when.
And for those of you who were at MPH last year, then you'll know what sort of car calamity to expect.
Roll on October.
Top Gear Live 2008
The unstoppable Jeremy Clarkson and the Top Gear team will be walking the boards at Earls Court and the NEC in October and November this year in a new show called Top Gear Live, bringing the TV show to life as part of the successful MPH motor show.
Top Gear Live will feature Jeremy and the Top Gear crew creating a real-life motoring experience on stage within the MPH show, 'incorporating the drama of film and theatre with the thrills and spills of stunts and special effects'.
Basically what that means is that the gang will get a load of awesome supercars up on stage for you to watch being hooned about, mixed with some high-comedy akin to the popular car football and maybe even a healthy dose of TG's tame racing driver thrown in for good measure.
Then they'll add some explosions and fire just to make sure that the job's done properly.
The event will be held in London from October 30 to November 2, and Birmingham from November 13 to 16. With 71,000 visitors turning up last year, you'll want to be quick buying your tickets, the box office for which will be open from the end of April via the soon-to-be-launched new MPH website (http://www.mphshow.co.uk/) .
If you're outside of the UK and feeling that you're missing out, then you'll be chuffed to know that there are plans to roll the show out to another 15 countries over the next 18 months, so we'll keep you posted on where and when.
And for those of you who were at MPH last year, then you'll know what sort of car calamity to expect.
Roll on October.