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The name has now been revived for a different reality format made by De Mol's new production company, Talpa Media.

To the pleasure of admirers, however, the show (though still with the same name) has just been revived for a UK tour beginning in Colchester.

A sliver of solace can be harvested on 55th Street, where the musical "Damn Yankees" has been revived for a brief summer run, courtesy of City Center Encores!

At least two of the band's albums boast songs about pirates, a topic long overdue — seeing as "The Pirates of Penzance" hasn't been revived for a quarter of a century, and not counting "The Pirate Queen" — for a quality show on Broadway.

Jeffrey Bernard Is Unwell has now been revived for a national tour featuring Robert Powell, whose familiarity with the play's bar-room milieu has armed him with useful insight into the potentially messy "egg trick", a favoured party piece involving a pint glass, a matchbox and a raw egg.

Manchester's famous Hacienda nightclub has been revived for a one-off party to celebrate its 30th anniversary.

One that is being revived for a new audience.

This work is currently being revived for a two-month run in Washington, Philadelphia, and New York.

Except that then he ended up being revived for a third series, because someone at BBC2 must really hate us.

When Lassie was revived for a film starring Peter O'Toole and Samantha Morton in 2005, it made only $6m£4.9m9m) worldwide.

Edwina is an advice columnist who delivers her counsel tunefully, and this show, now being revived for a third season, details her quest to be in a festival.