I wish I could fly – like Peter Pan

In his early career Keith Harris had a connection with Hull because he bought a private car number plate from the city.
It had the letters 'KH.' But he later replaced it with a plate that read 'ORV1L' in honour of his green, fluffy co-star, who is famous for wishing he could fly.
The pair are appearing in Peter Pan at Hull New Theatre between 10 December and 10 January, when Keith (with Orville) will be playing Smee, sidekick to the evil Captain Hook (Paul Nicholas).
It's been 21 years since they last did panto in Hull, when they smashed previous box office records with Humpty Dumpty.
"We had a fantastic time and were really well accepted by everyone, so I'm really looking forward to coming back," says ventriloquist Keith, who lives just outside Blackpool.
"I love the old town in Hull but I've never had a proper chance to look around the city."
Of course, no performance by Keith and Orville would be complete without an appearance from Cuddles the monkey.
"He comes on at the end and sends the whole thing up and wonders what he's doing there," adds Keith.
"But we can't change the tale too much as it's a wonderful fairy story."
Starring in the show as Peter Pan is Ben James-Ellis, who beat thousands of hopefuls to become one of the 12 finalists in the BBC1 talent show Any Dream Will Do.

To book tickets call 226 655.

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