Sir Andy Murray has announced the latest chapter in his post-tennis life, moving from Centre Court to the stage next summer for an intimate phone-free theatre tour.

In the show, Murray will sit down with famed broadcaster Andrew Cotter to share a behind-the-scenes look at his career, including two Wimbledon wins and a U.S. Open win to go along with two Olympic gold medals and several other accolades.

Andy's decision to retire follows a turbulent period for the Scotsman, who has undergone two hip surgeries in a desperate attempt to return to his former glory. He first underwent surgery in 2018, and underwent hip resurfacing surgery in 2019, admitting he was living in pain every day after suffering from a debilitating injury.

Andy Murray will swap his tennis racket for a microphone as he prepares to open up to the world about his illustrious career. The former world No 1 will take to the stage for a touring UK show, which will see him share memories and anecdotes from his decades as a tennis player, following his retirement last year.