The ETERNAL SHAME of SUE PERKINS

Tour Extended! Jan, Feb & March 2027

“Excellent” ★★★★ The Telegraph

“Heart-warming” ★★★★ The Times

“Intimate and raw” ★★★★ Mail on Sunday

The Eternal Shame of Sue Perkins, the comedian’s first stand-up show in nearly 20 years, is going out on the road again in early 2027. The show played 43 venues earlier this year, garnering sold-out houses and great reviews. Sue Perkins said today:

"I loved performing the live shows this spring - so much so that I’m doing it all again next year. UK comedy audiences are unbeatable. Thanks to all of you who came to see me on tour, including the woman from Chichester who gasped and started rocking at the mention of the word ‘w*nk’ and the somewhat confused heckler in Walthamstow who kept shouting about how quiet they were being. I really look forward to seeing you on the next leg for more nonsense, oversharing and general giddiness."

The 2027 tour will open in Norwich (Theatre Royal) on 9th January 2027 and visit a further 37 towns and cities, ending in performances at Soho Theatre, Walthamstow on April 2nd & 3rd.

In this show about stigma, humiliation, and misunderstanding, Sue shares hilarious stories from behind the TV cameras, from eating too much cake and imbibing too many hallucinogens to the moment when 'making an extraordinary noise' on Taskmaster was so significant.

She explores the fallout when her pituitary gland goes haywire, and how to convince the public she didn’t really fall onto that hoover attachment; and when intimate photos get splashed all over the internet, how to switch the shame to dignity and joy.

Sue Perkins has been a prominent presence on our TVs and radio for over thirty years. Her career began in stand-up comedy in the early 1990s. She was president of the Cambridge Footlights Society and, in 1991, began taking shows to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe with Mel Giedroyc. That comedy partnership, forged in the sweaty basements of the fringe, endured and entertained audiences with hours of television, including seven series of The Great British Bake Off. Sue has returned to her stand-up roots for this touring show, and this summer she will also be appearing at Latitude Festival and the Neville Holt Festival, and is on the bill with Harry Hill and Stewart Lee at Up the Anti (Leicester Square Theatre) on July 6th.

For more information and tour schedule please visit

www.sueperkinslive.co.uk

@realsueperkins

For further information, and review tickets please contact: Sally Homer at sally@hobpublicity.co.uk 07973 142127

THE ETERNAL SHAME OF SUE PERKINS 2027 TOUR SCHEDULE

JAN 2027

SAT 9, 7.30PM, NORWICH, Theatre Royal, 01603 630 000, norwichtheatre.org

THU 14, 7.30PM, GUILDFORD, G Live, 0343 310 0055, GLive.co.uk

FRI 15, 7.30PM, BATH, The Forum, 0161 832 1111, bathforum.co.uk

SAT 16, 7.30PM, WEYMOUTH, Pavilion, 01305 783225, weymouthpavilion.com

SUN 17, 7.30PM, MILTON KEYNES, Milton Keynes Theatre, atgtickets.com/miltonkeynes

FRI 22, 7.30PM, FAREHAM, Fareham Live, 0343 310 0022, farehamlive.co.uk

SAT 23, 7.30PM, HASTINGS, White Rock Theatre, 01424 462280, whiterocktheatre.org.uk

SUN 24, 7.30PM, RICHMOND, Richmond Theatre, atgtickets.com/richmond

THU 28, 7.30PM, ST ALBANS, The Alban Arena, 01727 844488, alban-arena.co.uk

FRI 29, 7.30PM, PETERBOROUGH, New Theatre, 01733 852992, newtheatre-peterborough.com

SAT 30, 7.30PM, BASINGSTOKE, The Anvil, 01256 844244, anvilarts.org.uk

SUN 31, 7.30PM, CARDIFF, New Theatre, 0343 310 0041, newtheatrecardiff.co.uk

FEB

WED 3, 7.30PM, CHELTENHAM, Town Hall, 01242 528764, cheltenhamtownhall.org.uk

THU 4, 7PM, SWANSEA, Grand Theatre, 01792 475715, swanseagrand.co.uk

FRI 5, 7.30PM, SALISBURY, City Hall, salisburycityhall.co.uk

SUN 7, 7.30PM, PLYMOUTH, Theatre Royal Plymouth, theatreroyal.com

WED 10, 7.30PM, READING, The Hexagon, 0118 960 6060, whatsonreading.com

THU 11, 7.30PM, HIGH WYCOMBE, Wycombe Swan, 0343 310 0060, wycombeswan.co.uk

FRI 12, 7.30PM, BROMLEY, Churchill Theatre, 0343 310 0020, churchilltheatre.co.uk

SAT 13, 7.30PM, EASTBOURNE, Devonshire Park Theatre, 01323 412000, eastbournetheatres.co.uk

TUE 16, 7.30PM, CANTERBURY, The Marlowe Theatre, 01227 787787, marlowetheatre.com

WED 17, 7.30PM, WIMBLEDON, New Wimbledon Theatre, atgtickets.com/wimbledon

FRI 19, 8PM, STEVENAGE, Gordon Craig Theatre, Concert Hall, 01438 363 200, gordon-craig.co.uk

SAT 20, 7.30PM, WORTHING, Pavilion Theatre, 01903 206206, wtm.uk

WED 24, 7.30PM, TUNBRIDGE WELLS, Assembly Hall Theatre, 01892 554441, assemblyhalltheatre.co.uk

THU 25, 7.30PM, BIRMINGHAM, Town Hall, 0121 780 3333, bmusic.co.uk

FRI 26, 7.30PM, HARROGATE, Royal Hall, 01423 502116, harrogatetheatre.co.uk

MARCH

WED 3, 7.30PM, LIVERPOOL, Playhouse Theatre, 0151 709 4776, everymanplayhouse.com

THU 4, 7.30PM, BRADFORD, St George’s Hall, 01274 432000, bradford-theatres.co.uk

FRI 5, 7.30PM, SCARBOROUGH, The Spa Theatre, 01723 376774, scarboroughspa.co.uk

SAT 6, 7.30PM, CHESTERFIELD, Winding Wheel Theatre, 01246 345 222, chesterfieldtheatres.co.uk

THU 11, 7.30PM, WARRINGTON, Parr Hall, 01925 442345, parrhall.culturewarrington.org

FRI 12, 7.30PM, WREXHAM, William Aston Hall, 01352 344101, williamastonwrexham.com

THU 18, 7.30PM, DONCASTER, Cast, 01302 303959, castindoncaster.com

FRI 19, 7.30PM, STOCKTON-ON-TEES, Stockton Globe, 0333 009 6690, stocktonglobe.co.uk

SAT 20, 7.30PM, DUNFERMLINE, Alhambra Theatre, 01383 733 666, alhambradunfermline.com

SUN 21, 7.30PM, DUNDEE, Whitehall Theatre, 01382 322684, whitehalltheatre.com

APRIL

FRI 2 & SAT 3, 8PM, LONDON, Soho Theatre Walthamstow, 020 7478 0100, sohotheatre.com/walthamstow

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