BBC Still Game's Tam & Isa, played by actors Mark Cox and Jane McCarry, have recorded a special message for the people of Barrow ahead of this month's show.
The Scottish sitcom, produced by Effingee Productions, follows pensioners Jack and Victor making the most of their golden years by getting into all kinds of scrapes in their Glasgow suburb.
Mark Cox's character Tam is an old miser who enjoys mooching off his friends, whilst Jane's character Isa is renowned for her nosiness.
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The show, taking place at The Forum Studio space on September 21, will be an up close and personal show filled with fun and laughter.
The event has been described as a unique opportunity for the audience to delve into the lives of their beloved TV characters with Mark Cox and Jane McCarry regaling the audience with stories from their time on Still Game.
In a video recorded from their dressing rooms, Matt began the video by saying: "Well, well, well we're very lucky aren't we?
"On Saturday 21st September, please, if you're in Barrow in Furness, come and join us. We're going to tell you some magical stories and magical treats from the show."
Jane chimes in with: "Matt's going to buy everybody a drink."
To which he replies: "That won't be happening. But please get your tickets at theforumbarrow.co.uk
Jane congratulates the actor on remembering the Forum's website address by saying: "Well done Mr Cox."
A special interactive element has also been added to the night and limited VIP Tickets are available.
These will offer an exclusive meet and greet with Mark and Jane before the show along with photo and merchandise signing opportunities.
The start time is 6:15pm for VIPs with the show beginning at 7.30pm.
Standard prices are £27.50 with a VIP ticket being offered at £47.50.
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