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((Infobox concert
|concert_tour_name = ''Future Sailors Tour''
|image = Booshfuturesailorstour.jpg
|caption = DVD cover
|artist = [[The Mighty Boosh]]
|location = ((hlist|United Kingdom|[[Republic of Ireland]]))
|type = Comedy
|start_date = 11 September 2008
|end_date = 17 January 2009
|number_of_shows = 91
|last_tour = ''[[The Mighty Boosh (2006 stage show)|The Mighty Boosh]]''<br>(2006)
|this_tour = '''''Boosh Live'''''<br>(2008–2009)
))

'''''The Mighty Boosh Live: Future Sailors Tour''''' was a stage-show written and performed by [[Noel Fielding]] and [[Julian Barratt]], also known as [[The Mighty Boosh]]. [[Michael Fielding]], [[Rich Fulcher]] and [[Dave Brown (comedian)|Dave Brown]] also performed in the show, along with the Boosh Band.

The show toured the UK and Ireland from September 2008 through to January 2009.

==Act I==
The show begins with [[Vince Noir]] (Fielding) and [[Howard Moon]] (Barratt) performing "Future Sailors" – Noir entering the stage in a large pirate ship, Moon following in a rubber dinghy. The first act of the show features a series of sketches starring a number of different characters. [[Bob Fossil]] (Fulcher) is introduced, and guides the audience through a series of moves from his Dance Academy. [[Naboo the Enigma|Naboo]] ([[Michael Fielding|M. Fielding]]) and [[Bollo (character)|Bollo]] ([[Dave Brown (comedian)|Brown]]) follow this, Naboo now a gangsta rapper in Los Angeles, and Bollo shows off his latest invention – the frisbee clock.

After this, [[The Moon (The Mighty Boosh character)|The Moon]] makes his first appearance; [[Tony Harrison (Mighty Boosh)|Tony Harrison]] introduces his own chat-show themed 'nugget' of the show, including a set from a Lithuanian taxi-driver turned stand-up comic Kraków ([[Rich Fulcher|Fulcher]]), and [[The Crack Fox]] tells a cautionary tale about a party lifestyle and subsequent drug use.  When he leaves, [[The Hitcher (character)|The Hitcher]] is introduced, leading the Boosh Band on a performance of [[Eels (The Mighty Boosh)|Eels]].

==Act II==
The second act of the show revolves around a play written by Howard Moon about the end of the world, entitled ''No Future?''  Moon has enlisted the help of Naboo, Fossil, Bollo and Vince to perform the play, but Noir is quick to point out its ridiculous content, and hijacks the play by blackmailing Howard about a jazz-porn photo shoot he mistakenly got roped into.

At Vince's insistence, the cast (now with Brown out of the Bollo costume again) perform his play about aliens from the planet [[Camden Town|Camden]]. Vince plays ''Sunflash'' (who speaks with a Chinese/Chav accent, which Vince believes people will speak in the future) and Fossil as ''Booblay'' (a future pleasure-robot). Sunflash transforms the mutants from Moon's play into beautiful versions of themselves, thanks to his sponsor Jean-Claude Jacquetti.  The increasingly humiliated Howard is made to wear a silver corset and blonde pigtails, and together with Dave Brown's Mutant character, performs the ''Mutants'' song from the first series.

Moon tries to halt the play and leave the theatre, but is lured back in with a crimp.  The Boosh Band reappears and together with Vince, Howard, Naboo, Bollo and Bob Fossil, they perform a medley of crimps from the series.  During this, the [[Honey Monster]] appears, and the gang use Vince's giant Jean-Claude Jacquetti hairdryer to decapitate him and stick his head on a spike: a reference to a [[Sugar Puffs]] advertisement which they believed had plagiarised their 'crimping' style earlier that year. The band perform the song "[[Nanageddon (song)|Nanageddon]]" to end the show, sometimes followed by performances of "[[Journey to the Centre of Punk|I Did A Shit on Your Mum]]" and "[[Charlie (The Mighty Boosh)|Charlie]]".

==Early versions and changes==
The previews and early performances were introduced by stage manager Bob Fossil, who would run through a series of safety features with the audience, before the "Future Sailors" number, but this was soon dropped.  Over time, many sections become elongated – during the November shows, Bollo's frisbee clock joke was built upon greatly, for example.

Some parts of the show were dropped altogether – previews included prototype versions of [[The Crack Fox]] sketches, but were replaced on the early tour dates by a sequence involving [[Rudi van DiSarzio|Rudi]], who would then join The Hitcher during the performance of [[Eels (The Mighty Boosh)|Eels]].  Also, early performances featured the Bingo Caller from [[Nanageddon]] instead of Eleanor.

For the DVD recording nights at [[Manchester Apollo]] on 3 and 4 December, The Moon's reworking of the [[Jay-Z]] track, ''[[99 Problems]]'', was removed due to copyright clearance, but it has been performed on almost every other night of the tour (apart from one of the early Glasgow shows where the Moon did not appear due to technical issues), including the other shows that week.  Eleanor also switched from throwing her usual ballpit-style balls into the audience during the bingo section, instead throwing and kicking giant, numbered, inflatable balls into the crowds – on the DVD filming nights, these were also signed by the cast.

Some sections change simply because of either audience participation, or due to mistakes on the night.  Bollo tripping over the globe, for example, was added after Dave Brown slipped several times in early October, and by the end of the month it was a regular part of the performance.  Similarly, Tony Harrison slipping in his chair, and the following dialogue, was added after Noel Fielding found it increasingly difficult to stay upright in such an enclosed space.

There have been rare performances of ''Love Games'' from [[The Legend of Old Gregg]] during the final band set.

==DVD==
((Infobox film
| name           = Boosh Live: Future Sailors Tour
| director       = [[Julian Barratt]]<br />[[Noel Fielding]]
| released       = ((film date|2009|11|16))
))

''Boosh Live: Future Sailors Tour'' was released on DVD on 16 November 2009 with special and limited edition copies of the DVD being made available at the same time. Recorded at the Manchester Apollo on 3 and 4 December, the DVD features the full show with commentary. The Special and Limited Editions also contain a bonus disc with backstage clips and scenes from ''Journey of the Childmen'', a documentary about the Future Sailors Tour. ''Journey of the Childmen'' was shown at film festivals and received a full DVD release in 2010.

The 'Normal Edition' includes the 2008–9 Live Show.
The 'Special Edition' includes the 2008–9 Live Show, the 2006 Live Show, and a set of Boosh ''Outrage'' playing cards in the style of [[Top Trumps]].

The 'Limited Edition' includes the 2008–9 Live Show, the 2006 Live Show, a set of Boosh playing cards, and a Boosh belt buckle.

==Tour dates==
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! style="width:150px;"|City
! style="width:150px;"|Country
! style="width:250px;"|Venue
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! colspan="6" |Europe
|-
|20 August 2008
|rowspan="3"|London
|rowspan="3"|England
|rowspan="3"|[[Riverside Studios]]
|-
|21 August 2008
|-
|1 September 2008
|-
|11 September 2008
|rowspan="2"|[[Edinburgh]]
|rowspan="4"|[[Scotland]]
|rowspan="2"|[[Edinburgh Festival Theatre]]
|-
|12 September 2008
|-
|13 September 2008
|rowspan="2"|[[Glasgow]]
|rowspan="2"|[[Pavilion Theatre (Glasgow)|Pavilion Theatre]]
|-
|14 September 2008
|-
|16 September 2008
|rowspan="5"|[[Dublin]]
|rowspan="5"|Ireland
|rowspan="5"|[[Olympia Theatre (Dublin)|Olympia Theatre]]
|-
|17 September 2008
|-
|18 September 2008
|-
|19 September 2008
|-
|20 September 2008
|-
|22 September 2008
|rowspan="4"|[[York]]
|rowspan="22"|England
|rowspan="4"|[[Grand Opera House (York)|Grand Opera House]]
|-
|23 September 2008
|-
|24 September 2008
|-
|25 September 2008
|-
|26 September 2008
|rowspan="2"|[[Harrogate]]
|rowspan="2"|Harrogate Theatre
|-
|27 September 2008
|-
|29 September 2008
|rowspan="2"|[[Huddersfield]]
|rowspan="2"|[[Lawrence Batley Theatre]]
|-
|30 September 2008
|-
|1 October 2008
|rowspan="2"|[[Buxton]]
|rowspan="2"|[[Buxton Opera House]]
|-
|2 October 2008
|-
|3 October 2008
|rowspan="2"|[[Wakefield]]
|rowspan="2"|[[Theatre Royal, Wakefield|Theatre Royal]]
|-
|4 October 2008
|-
|6 October 2008
|rowspan="6"|[[Sheffield]]
|rowspan="6"|[[Sheffield City Hall]]
|-
|7 October 2008
|-
|8 October 2008
|-
|9 October 2008
|-
|10 October 2008
|-
|11 October 2008
|-
|14 October 2008
|rowspan="2"|[[Liverpool]]
|rowspan="2"|[[Echo Arena Liverpool]]
|-
|15 October 2008
|-
|16 October 2008
|rowspan="2"|[[Blackpool]]
|rowspan="2"|[[Opera House Theatre, Blackpool|Opera House Theatre]]
|-
|17 October 2008
|-
|18 October 2008
|[[Cardiff]]
|[[Wales]]
|[[Cardiff International Arena]]
|-
|20 October 2008
|rowspan="6"|London
|rowspan="29"|England
|rowspan="6"|[[O2 Brixton Academy|O<sub>2</sub> Academy, Brixton]]
|-
|21 October 2008
|-
|22 October 2008
|-
|23 October 2008
|-
|24 October 2008
|-
|25 October 2008
|-
|27 October 2008
|rowspan="4"|[[Bristol]]
|rowspan="4"|[[Bristol Hippodrome]]
|-
|28 October 2008
|-
|29 October 2008
|-
|30 October 2008
|-
|31 October 2008
|rowspan="2"|[[Birmingham]]
|rowspan="2"|[[National Indoor Arena|NIA Academy]]
|-
|1 November 2008
|-
|3 November 2008
|rowspan="2"|[[Oxford]]
|rowspan="2"|[[New Theatre Oxford]]
|-
|4 November 2008
|-
|5 November 2008
|rowspan="2"|[[Wolverhampton]]
|rowspan="2"|[[Wolverhampton Civic Hall]]
|-
|6 November 2008
|-
|7 November 2008
|rowspan="2"|[[Nottingham]]
|rowspan="2"|[[Trent FM Arena Nottingham]]
|-
|8 November 2008
|-
|10 November 2008
|rowspan="2"|[[Portsmouth]]
|rowspan="2"|[[Portsmouth Guildhall]]
|-
|11 November 2008
|-
|12 November 2008
|rowspan="4"|[[Brighton]]
|rowspan="4"|[[Brighton Centre]]
|-
|13 November 2008
|-
|14 November 2008
|-
|15 November 2008
|-
|17 November 2008
|rowspan="2"|[[Plymouth]]
|rowspan="2"|[[Plymouth Pavilions]]
|-
|18 November 2008
|-
|19 November 2008
|rowspan="3"|[[Bournemouth]]
|rowspan="3"|[[Windsor Hall (Bournemouth)|Windsor Hall]]
|-
|21 November 2008
|-
|22 November 2008
|-
|24 November 2008
|rowspan="2"|Cardiff
|rowspan="2"|Wales
|rowspan="2"|Cardiff International Arena
|-
|25 November 2008
|-
|26 November 2008
|rowspan="2"|[[Newcastle upon Tyne|Newcastle]]
|rowspan="2"|England
|rowspan="2"|[[Telewest Arena]]
|-
|27 November 2008
|-
|28 November 2008
|rowspan="2"|[[Glasgow]]
|rowspan="2"|Scotland
|rowspan="2"|[[Clyde Auditorium]]
|-
|29 November 2008
|-
|1 December 2008
|rowspan="6"|[[Manchester]]
|rowspan="17"|England
|rowspan="4"|[[O2 Apollo Manchester|O<sub>2</sub> Apollo Manchester]]
|-
|2 December 2008
|-
|3 December 2008
|-
|4 December 2008
|-
|5 December 2008
|rowspan="2"|[[Manchester Evening News Arena]]
|-
|6 December 2008
|-
|8 December 2008
|rowspan="4"|[[Leeds]]
|rowspan="4"|[[Grand Theatre, Leeds|Grand Theatre]]
|-
|9 December 2008
|-
|10 December 2008
|-
|11 December 2008
|-
|12 December 2008
|London
|[[Wembley Arena]]
|-
|13 December 2008
|Brighton
|Brighton Centre
|-
|15 December 2008
|rowspan="3"|London
|Wembley Arena
|-
|17 December 2008
|rowspan="2"|[[The O2 Arena|The O<sub>2</sub> Arena]]
|-
|18 December 2008
|-
|22 December 2008
|Birmingham
|National Indoor Arena
|-
|23 December 2008
|Manchester
|Manchester Evening News Arena
|-
|4 January 2009
|[[Belfast]]
|[[Northern Ireland]]
|[[Odyssey Arena]]
|-
|5 January 2009
|[[Dublin]]
|Ireland
|[[The O2 (Dublin)|The O<sub>2</sub>]]
|-
|7 January 2009
|Sheffield
|rowspan="3"|England
|[[Sheffield Arena]]
|-
|9 January 2009
|rowspan="2"|Nottingham
|rowspan="2"|Trent FM Arena Nottingham
|-
|10 January 2009
|-
|14 January 2009
|rowspan="2"|Glasgow
|rowspan="4"|Scotland
|rowspan="2"|[[Scottish Exhibition and Conference Centre]]
|-
|15 January 2009
|-
|16 January 2009
|rowspan="2"|[[Aberdeen]]
|rowspan="2"|[[Press & Journal Arena]]
|-
|17 January 2009
|-
|}

==References==
((Reflist))

==External links==
*((official website|http://www.themightyboosh.com))

((The Mighty Boosh))

((DEFAULTSORT:Mighty Boosh Live: Future Sailors Tour))
[[Category:The Mighty Boosh|Future Sailors Tour]]
[[Category:Comedy tours]]

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