**Rising Damp: A Celebration – Richard Webber | Hardback | TV Comedy History**

**Description**

This hardback book *Rising Damp: A Celebration* by Richard Webber is a wonderful tribute to one of Britain’s most loved classic sitcoms. The book looks back at the history of *Rising Damp*, from its origins as the stage play *The Banana Box* to its success as an award-winning television series. Packed with behind-the-scenes information, cast details, and episode guides, it offers a fascinating look at the show that brought characters like Rigsby, Miss Jones, Alan, and Philip into British comedy history.

Richard Webber, a respected writer and television historian, provides an affectionate and well-researched account of the show’s creation and legacy. The book includes insights from the actors and creator Eric Chappell, along with production stories and background on how the series came together. It’s the kind of book that rewards both casual viewers and long-time fans who remember the original broadcasts.

Inside you’ll find chapters covering the writer Eric Chappell, the development of the show from stage to screen, profiles of the cast and crew, an A-Z of characters, and a full episode guide. There is also coverage of the film version, international versions of the show, and later reflections on British sitcoms. Altogether it forms a detailed and enjoyable record of a comedy that has remained popular for generations.

**Condition**

Good used condition.

Clean pages with clear text and images.

Light handling wear to the cover as shown in the photos.

**Details**

• Title: *Rising Damp: A Celebration*

• Author: Richard Webber

• Format: Hardback

• Subject: British Television / Comedy History

• Features: Episode guide, cast profiles, behind-the-scenes information

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A great addition for fans of classic British television, sitcom collectors, or anyone who enjoys the humour of *Rising Damp*. Secure this copy today and add a memorable piece of TV history to your collection.

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