Sir Lenny Henry Announces First Live Tour Since 2010, Coming to Dudley and Birmingham
Sir Lenny Henry is set to embark on his first live tour in 16 years, marking a highly anticipated return to the stage with his Still At Large Tour. The tour will include performances in Dudley and Birmingham, bringing the beloved comedian and actor back to his West Midlands roots.
Tour Details and West Midlands Dates
The Still At Large Tour kicks off in Shrewsbury next month and will run through November, culminating with a show at London's Hackney Empire. Key dates for the West Midlands include:
- May 10 - Dudley Town Hall
- October 19 - Birmingham Alexandra Theatre
Other notable venues on the tour include Coventry Warwick Arts Centre, Nottingham Playhouse, and Bristol Beacon. Some dates, such as Dudley Town Hall and Shrewsbury Theatre Severn, are already sold out, highlighting the high demand for Lenny's return to live performances.
What to Expect from the Show
In his first UK tour since the critically acclaimed Cradle to Rave in 2010, Still At Large promises a unique blend of stand-up comedy, storytelling, and interactive conversation. Lenny Henry will delve into the experiences that shaped his career while exploring contemporary ideas and creative inspirations.
Lenny expressed his excitement about the tour, stating, "I’m so excited to bring Still At Large to theatres around the UK. It's good to be back on the road with my new tour because I'm this Lenny now – I'm not 16 anymore, it’s like I’ve shed 15 skins since then!" He added that the show will feature storytelling sessions followed by audience questions, encouraging fans to join him for an engaging and insightful experience.
Ticket Information
Tickets for the Still At Large Tour are available through Fane, with prices ranging from £25 to £56. For the Birmingham Alexandra Theatre show, tickets can also be purchased via ATG Tickets. Due to high demand, fans are advised to book early, as some venues have already sold out and waiting lists are available.
This tour not only marks a significant moment in Lenny Henry's career but also offers a rare opportunity for audiences in Dudley and Birmingham to see the iconic performer live after more than a decade and a half.
