When it was shown on TV, Victoria Wood's comedy Dinnerladies included a handful of wonderful ex-Coronation Street actors (see pic, right).
The show is now on tour and a couple of the original TV cast are starring in it too. Shobna Gulati, who played Corrie's Sunita Alahan, and Andrew Dunn, who played Roger the plumber (no, that's not a game) star in the new stage version. Sadly, Thelma Barlow (Corrie's Mavis) and Anne Reid (Valerie Barlow) aren't in the stage cast this time around. For a full listing of where you can catch Dinnerladies on stage, click here and it hits London's West End in April.
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