The stage production of Kim’s Convenience is heading out on a UK tour in 2025.
Following successful runs at the Park Theatre and Riverside Studios in London, the show will tour to Leeds, Derby, Kingston upon Thames, Southend-on-Sea, Brighton, Manchester, Peterborough, Newcastle upon Tyne, Glasgow, Oxford, Leicester, Coventry, Ipswich, Bromley, York, Darlington, and Birmingham.
The show will star James Yi as Appa, who also stars in the hit Netflix version of Kim’s Convenience. His other credits include The Interview and Gabby Duran & The Unsittables.
The award-winning play is written by Ins Choi, who also starred in the Park and Riverside runs.
The director is Esther Jun, and Set and costume design is by Mona Camille.
Further casting and creatives are to be announced.
Actor James Yi said in a statement: “Kim’s Convenience has literally changed my life. This play continues to open new doors for me, like getting to go all the way to the UK to tour the show with an amazing cast and production team! I feel like I’m in a dream that I never want to wake up from.”
Producer Adam Blanshay said: “We’re delighted that Kim’s Convenience continues to capture the hearts of its audiences and that people around the United Kingdom will get to experience this universally beautiful story, which embraces family, cultural heritage, and the legacies we leave behind.”
Park Theatre’s Artistic Director Jez Bond said: “I am thrilled that after the success of its sell-out run with us and subsequent transfer to Riverside Studios, Kim’s Convenience will be touring the county – enabling audiences in the regions to enjoy this funny, poignant and entertaining show.”
Kim’s Convenience – UK Tour dates 2025
12th – 15th March 2025
Leeds Playhouse (courtyard)
17th – 22nd March 2025
Derby Theatre
25th – 29th March 2025
Rose Theatre, Kingston upon Thames
31st March – 2nd April 2025
Palace Theatre, Southend-on-Sea
3rd – 5th April 2025
Brighton Dome Corn Exchange
7th – 12th April 2025
HOME Manchester
22nd – 26th April 2025
Key Theatre, Peterborough
29th April – 3rd May 2025
Northern Stage, Newcastle upon Tyne
8th – 10th May 2025
Glasgow Pavilion
12th – 17th May 2025
Oxford Playhouse
19th – 24th May 2025
Leicester Curve (studio)
27th – 31st May 2025
Warwick Arts Centre, Coventry
3rd – 7th June 2025
The New Wolsey Theatre, Ipswich
10th – 14th June 2025
Churchill Theatre, Bromley
16th – 21st June 2025
York Theatre Royal
24rd – 28th June 2025
Darlington Hippodrome
1st – 5th July 2025
Birmingham Rep (studio)








