The 25th anniversary UK tour of Dead Ringers is adding new 2026 dates.
BBC Radio 4’s multi-award-winning topical satire show Dead Ringers recently toured the country, celebrating 25 years.
The tour starts in 2026 at G Live in Guildford, and visits Birmingham, Bradford, Liverpool, Swansea, Norwich, London, Dartford, South-on-Sea, Bath, Milton Keynes and Woking, with more dates to be announced. See dates and booking info.
The tour stars long-standing original cast members Jon Culshaw, Jan Ravens, Lewis MacLeod, and Duncan Wisbey, and takes fans on a trip through a quarter century of classic sketches and unrivalled impressions, all with its razor-sharp topical humour.
Created by Bill Dare, Dead Ringers: The 25th Anniversary Tour will restart on 27 January 2026 at G Live in Guildford, before playing Birmingham, Bradford, Liverpool, Swansea, Norwich, a date at the London Palladium on 2 February 2026, Milton Keynes and Woking. Further dates are to be announced.
The tour is presented by Fiery Entertainment in association with BBC Studios.
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Dead Ringers: The 25th Anniversary Tour 2026 dates
27 Jan 2026
Guildford / G Live
28 Jan 2026
Birmingham / Symphony Hall
29 Jan 2026
Bradford / Bradford Live
30 Jan 2026
Liverpool / Philharmonic
31 Jan 2026
Swansea / Swansea Arena
1 Feb 2026
Norwich / Theatre Royal
2 Feb 2026
London / Palladium
14 Mar 2026
Dartford / The Orchard Theatre
15 Mar 2026
Southend-on-Sea / Cliffs Pavilion
21 Mar 2026
Bath / Forum
22 Mar 2026
Milton Keynes / Milton Keynes Theatre
25 Mar 2026
Woking / New Victoria Theatre
Further dates to be announced.
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