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• Wed 15 May Sheffield City Hall and Memorial Hall Jon, Lucy & Friends 2nd Annual Comedy Night Jon Richardson, Lucy Beaumont, Alan Carr, Russell Kane, Fatiha El-Ghorri…

September 2023

• Fri 8 Sep London, Hackney Empire Alan Carr

August 2023

• Thu 10 Aug Brighton, The Forge Comedy Club Alan Carr - Work In Progress
• Wed 9 Aug Walton-on-Thames, Riverhouse Barn Arts Centre Alan Carr - Work In Progress
• Sat 22 Apr Brighton Dome Alan Carr: Regional Trinket
• Tue 21 Mar London, Royal Albert Hall An Evening of Comedy Alan Carr, Harry Hill, Russell Kane, Seann Walsh, Rosie Jones…

February 2023

• Fri 24 Feb London Palladium Alan Carr: Regional Trinket
• Sun 19 Feb Bath Theatre Royal Alan Carr: Regional Trinket
• Sat 18 Feb High Wycombe, Swan Theatre Alan Carr: Regional Trinket
• Sun 12 Feb Grimsby Auditorium Alan Carr: Regional Trinket
• Sat 11 Feb Newcastle upon Tyne, O2 City Hall Newcastle Alan Carr: Regional Trinket

November 2022

• Sat 12 Nov Nottingham, Theatre Royal and Royal Concert Hall Alan Carr: Regional Trinket
• Thu 10 Nov Eastbourne, Congress Theatre Alan Carr: Regional Trinket

October 2022

• Fri 14 Oct Swansea Arena Alan Carr: Regional Trinket
• Sat 8 Oct London, Eventim Apollo Alan Carr: Regional Trinket
• Fri 7 Oct London, Eventim Apollo Alan Carr: Regional Trinket
• Sat 1 Oct Eastbourne, Congress Theatre Alan Carr: Regional Trinket

September 2022

• Sat 24 Sep Hull, Connexin Live Alan Carr: Regional Trinket
• Fri 23 Sep Hull, Connexin Live Alan Carr: Regional Trinket
• Sat 17 Sep Brighton Dome Alan Carr: Regional Trinket
• Fri 16 Sep Brighton Dome Alan Carr: Regional Trinket
• Tue 13 Sep The Bristol Hippodrome Alan Carr: Regional Trinket
• Mon 12 Sep The Bristol Hippodrome Alan Carr: Regional Trinket
• Sat 3 Sep Cardiff, St David's Hall Alan Carr: Regional Trinket
• Fri 2 Sep Cardiff, St David's Hall Alan Carr: Regional Trinket
• Mon 11 Jul Glasgow, Kings Theatre Alan Carr: Regional Trinket
• Sun 10 Jul Glasgow, Kings Theatre Alan Carr: Regional Trinket
• Sat 9 Jul Edinburgh Playhouse Theatre Alan Carr: Regional Trinket
• Fri 8 Jul Edinburgh Playhouse Theatre Alan Carr: Regional Trinket
• Thu 7 Jul Dundee, Caird Hall Alan Carr: Regional Trinket
• Wed 22 Jun Southampton, Mayflower Theatre Alan Carr: Regional Trinket
• Tue 21 Jun Southampton, Mayflower Theatre Alan Carr: Regional Trinket
• Mon 20 Jun Southampton, Mayflower Theatre Alan Carr: Regional Trinket
• Sat 18 Jun Reading, Hexagon Alan Carr: Regional Trinket
• Fri 17 Jun Reading, Hexagon Alan Carr: Regional Trinket
• Thu 16 Jun Nottingham, Theatre Royal and Royal Concert Hall Alan Carr: Regional Trinket
• Mon 13 Jun Aberdeen Music Hall Alan Carr: Regional Trinket
• Sun 12 Jun Inverness, Eden Court Alan Carr: Regional Trinket
• Sat 11 Jun Inverness, Eden Court Alan Carr: Regional Trinket
• Fri 10 Jun Inverness, Eden Court Alan Carr: Regional Trinket
• Thu 9 Jun Perth Theatre & Concert Hall Alan Carr: Regional Trinket
• Sat 4 Jun Basingstoke, Anvil Arts Alan Carr: Regional Trinket
• Fri 3 Jun Sheffield City Hall and Memorial Hall Alan Carr: Regional Trinket
• Thu 2 Jun Sheffield City Hall and Memorial Hall Alan Carr: Regional Trinket
• Wed 1 Jun Sheffield City Hall and Memorial Hall Alan Carr: Regional Trinket
• Sun 22 May Bournemouth Pavilion Alan Carr: Regional Trinket
• Sat 21 May Bournemouth Pavilion Alan Carr: Regional Trinket
• Fri 20 May Bournemouth Pavilion Alan Carr: Regional Trinket
• Thu 19 May Bournemouth Pavilion Alan Carr: Regional Trinket
• Sun 15 May Woking, New Victoria Theatre Alan Carr: Regional Trinket
• Fri 13 May Northampton, Royal & Derngate Theatre Alan Carr: Regional Trinket
• Thu 12 May Northampton, Royal & Derngate Theatre Alan Carr: Regional Trinket
• Sun 1 May Carlisle, The Sands Centre Alan Carr: Regional Trinket
• Sat 30 Apr Stockport Plaza Alan Carr: Regional Trinket
• Fri 29 Apr Stockport Plaza Alan Carr: Regional Trinket
• Sat 2 Apr Bexhill-on-Sea, De La Warr Pavilion Alan Carr: Regional Trinket
• Fri 1 Apr Bexhill-on-Sea, De La Warr Pavilion Alan Carr: Regional Trinket
• Thu 31 Mar New Theatre Oxford Alan Carr: Regional Trinket
• Wed 30 Mar London, Eventim Apollo Ukraine Conflict Charity Benefit Alan Carr, Angela Barnes, Joel Dommett, Mark Steel, Michael McIntyre…
• Sun 27 Mar Chatham, The Central Theatre Alan Carr: Regional Trinket
• Sat 26 Mar Cheltenham Racecourse Alan Carr: Regional Trinket
• Sun 20 Mar Wolverhampton Grand Theatre Alan Carr: Regional Trinket
• Sat 19 Mar Blackburn, King George's Hall Alan Carr: Regional Trinket
• Fri 18 Mar Croydon, Fairfield Halls Alan Carr: Regional Trinket
• Fri 4 Mar Portsmouth, Kings Theatre Alan Carr: Regional Trinket
• Thu 3 Mar Portsmouth, Kings Theatre Alan Carr: Regional Trinket
• Wed 2 Mar Portsmouth, Kings Theatre Alan Carr: Regional Trinket

February 2022

• Sat 26 Feb Scunthorpe, Baths Hall Alan Carr: Regional Trinket
• Fri 25 Feb Stoke-on-Trent, Victoria Hall Alan Carr: Regional Trinket
• Thu 24 Feb Buxton Opera House Alan Carr: Regional Trinket
• Wed 23 Feb Buxton Opera House Alan Carr: Regional Trinket
• Mon 14 Feb Aberdeen Music Hall Alan Carr: Regional Trinket
• Sun 13 Feb Dunfermline, Alhambra Theatre Alan Carr: Regional Trinket
• Sat 12 Feb Dunfermline, Alhambra Theatre Alan Carr: Regional Trinket
• Fri 11 Feb Dunfermline, Alhambra Theatre Alan Carr: Regional Trinket

January 2022

• Sun 23 Jan Southend-on-Sea, Cliffs Pavilion Alan Carr: Regional Trinket
• Sat 22 Jan Southend-on-Sea, Cliffs Pavilion Alan Carr: Regional Trinket
• Thu 20 Jan Milton Keynes Theatre Alan Carr: Regional Trinket
• Wed 19 Jan Southend-on-Sea, Cliffs Pavilion Alan Carr: Regional Trinket
• Tue 18 Jan Southend-on-Sea, Cliffs Pavilion Alan Carr: Regional Trinket
• Sun 16 Jan Halifax, Victoria Theatre Alan Carr: Regional Trinket
• Sat 15 Jan York Barbican Alan Carr: Regional Trinket
• Fri 14 Jan York Barbican Alan Carr: Regional Trinket
• Thu 13 Jan Guildford, G Live Alan Carr: Regional Trinket
• Wed 12 Jan Guildford, G Live Alan Carr: Regional Trinket
• Sat 8 Jan Ipswich, Regent Theatre Alan Carr: Regional Trinket
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December 2021

• Sun 19 Dec York Barbican Alan Carr: Regional Trinket
• Sat 18 Dec York Barbican Alan Carr: Regional Trinket
• Thu 16 Dec Cambridge Corn Exchange Alan Carr: Regional Trinket
• Wed 15 Dec Cambridge Corn Exchange Alan Carr: Regional Trinket
• Fri 3 Dec Douglas, Villa Marina & Gaiety Theatre Complex Alan Carr: Regional Trinket
• Thu 2 Dec Douglas, Villa Marina & Gaiety Theatre Complex Alan Carr: Regional Trinket
• Wed 1 Dec Manchester, Opera House Alan Carr: Regional Trinket

November 2021

• Tue 30 Nov Manchester, Opera House Alan Carr: Regional Trinket
• Sat 27 Nov Coventry, Warwick Arts Centre Alan Carr: Regional Trinket
• Fri 26 Nov Coventry, Warwick Arts Centre Alan Carr: Regional Trinket
• Sat 20 Nov Plymouth Pavilions Alan Carr: Regional Trinket
• Fri 19 Nov Plymouth Pavilions Alan Carr: Regional Trinket
• Thu 11 Nov Leicester, De Montfort Hall Alan Carr: Regional Trinket

Ben Tipple / 27 January 2020

Alan Carr announces Not Again, Alan UK tour

The shows mark the comedian's first tour in four years.

Find tickets here

Comedian Alan Carr has announced his first tour in four years, set to bring Not Again, Alan to venues across the UK in the autumn of 2020.

Carr is set to delve into his life during that time, having married at a star-studded ceremony, had some issues at border control, spent some time as a farmer, and as an accidental anarchist.

Described by the Evening Standard as “sheer entertainment” and by The Sunday Telegraph as “bellyachingly funny”, Carr will launch his latest tour in Dunfermline on 5 September 2020, running through to York on Saturday 19 December 2020.

How to get Alan Carr tickets early

Alan Carr tickets for select dates will be available through our presale from 10:00 on Tuesday 28 January 2020.

Access the presale here

Carr rose to fame during the early ’00s, emerging out of the Manchester comedy scene to take on host duties on Channel 4’s The Friday Night Project and subsequently his own Alan Carr: Chatty Man .

A multi-award winner, Carr most recently sat on the panel on the inaugural UK version of RuPaul’s Drag Race .

His live career has seen him tour across areans in 2007, 2011 and 2015, most recently performing his Yap, Yap, Yap! show to fans across the country.

Check out Alan Carr in action during his Live At The Apollo performance from 2013 (strong language and adult themes included):

Here are his Not Again, Alan dates:

5 September 2020 – Alhambra Theatre, Dunfermline 8 September 2020 – Eden Court, Inverness 9 September 2020 – Eden Court, Inverness 10 September 2020 – His Majesty’s Theatre, Aberdeen 11 September 2020 – His Majesty’s Theatre, Aberdeen 12 September 2020 – Concert Hall, Perth 16 September 2020 – City Hall, Sheffield 18 September 2020 – Pavilion, Bournemouth 19 September 2020 – Pavilion, Bournemouth 23 September 2020 – Milton Keynes Theatre, Milton Keynes 24 September 2020 – Milton Keynes Theatre, Milton Keynes 25 September 2020 – King’s Theatre, Glasgow 26 September 2020 – King’s Theatre, Glasgow 27 September 2020 – The Playhouse, Edinburgh 1 October 2020 – St David’s Hall, Cardiff 2 October 2020 – St David’s Hall, Cardiff 3 October 2020 – Grand Theatre, Wolverhampton 8 October 2020 – King’s Theatre, Portsmouth 9 October 2020 – King’s Theatre, Portsmouth 10 October 2020 – Opera House, Buxton 11 October 2020 – Opera House, Buxton 13 October 2020 – De Montfort Hall, Leicester 14 October 2020 – The Hexagon, Reading 15 October 2020 – The Anvil, Basingstoke 16 October 2020 – The Anvil, Basingstoke 17 October 2020 – Pavilions, Plymouth 23 October 2020 – Empire, Sunderland 24 October 2020 – Empire, Sunderland 25 October 2020 – The Victoria Theatre, Halifax 29 October 2020 – Theatre Royal, Norwich 30 October 2020 – Palace Theatre, Manchester 31 October 2020 – Palace Theatre, Manchester 4 November 2020 – Waterside Theatre, Aylesbury 5 November 2020 – Hippodrome, Birmingham 6 November 2020 – Hippodrome, Birmingham 7 November 2020 – Wycombe Swan, High Wycombe 8 November 2020 – Mayflower Theatre, Southampton 9 November 2019 – Marlowe Theatre, Canterbury 12 November 2020 – Cliffs Pavilion, Southend 13 November 2020 – Cliffs Pavilion, Southend 14 November 2020 – Warwick Arts Centre, Coventry 15 November 2020 – Warwick Arts Centre, Coventry 17 November 2020 – Royal & Derngate, Northampton 18 November 2020 – Royal & Derngate, Northampton 20 November 2020 – Grand Theatre, Blackpool 21 November 2020 – Grand Theatre, Blackpool 22 November 2020 – New Theatre, Oxford 25 November 2020 – The Hexagon, Reading 26 November 2020 – Wycombe Swan, High Wycombe 28 November 2020 – Corn Exchange, Cambridge 29 November 2020 – Corn Exchange, Cambridge 4 December 2020 – Grand Theatre, Swansea 5 December 2020 – Grand Theatre, Swansea 10 December 2020 – Villa Marina Royal Hall, Isle of Man 18 December 2020 – Barbican, York 19 December 2020 – Barbican, York

Following the presale , tickets for select Alan Carr’s Not Again, Alan UK tour will be available from 10:00 on Wednesday 29 January 2020 through Ticketmaster.co.uk .

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Alan's unique warm hospitality and infectious personality have won audiences hearts, ensuring he is the perfect chat show host as he invites his A-list guests to a tipple of their choice, to let their hair down (which they often do), and most importantly have fun.

'A comedian who owns the space he is working in so much, he could put a flag up' (The Independent)

'An absolute natural on stage a born storyteller, sheer entertainment' (London Evening Standard).

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Stars celebrate opening of Swansea Arena as it hosts first live music show

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• Friday 18 March 2022 at 8:38am

Swansea Arena will host its first live music show at the weekend featuring rock duo Royal Blood.

The band will take to the stage of the brand new 3,500-seater venue on Saturday, March 19.

Up to 200 live performances a year will take place in the gold-clad stadium, attracting millions more visitors to the city over the next decade.

To celebrate its opening, world-renowned actors and musicians such as Michael Sheen and Cerys Matthews have taken part in a visual art project called 'From Swansea, With Love'.

Concert-goers will be welcomed by the words of the Good Omens star, former Catatonia lead singer and others such as Nine Perfect Strangers actor Luke Evans, BBC radio presenter Huw Stephens, Kingsman actor Keith Allen and singer-songwriter Rachel K Collier.

Phrases contributed by the stars will appear as illustrations and animations on posters and digital screens across the city, with the sayings of Sheen and Matthews being turned into hand-painted murals.

Sheen’s reading says: “As the sun rises from the sea, so shall Abertawe sing.”

Joe Bayliss, from Swansea Arena, said: “The arena is a vital piece of the puzzle that has been missing from the South Wales cultural scene until now, and I have no doubt it will help Swansea reach its potential as a cultural destination.

“It’s an exciting time for the city and region, and the arena is just the first part of it. In terms of the arts, we also have the redevelopment of the Albert Hall and Princess Theatre.”

He added: “The proof will be in the pudding though, and I think we already have it with the amazing line-up for 2022.

“We’re already pencilling in more big shows and me and the team are so thrilled, we can’t wait to share the news with everyone.”

The arena, operated by Ambassador Theatre Group, is at the centre of the city’s new Copr Bay district, one of the largest urban regeneration projects under way in Europe with more than £1 billion investment.

It includes a landmark public bridge, an acre-wide coastal park, plus a new hotel, apartments and independent restaurants.

Around 467 full-time direct and indirect jobs in Swansea are expected to be generated from the arena alone.

Upcoming gigs include comedians Alan Carr, Katherine Ryan, Kevin Bridges, Rhod Gilbert, Rob Beckett and Rob Brydon.

Performances from Jersey Boys, Jurassic Live, Alice Cooper and The Cult, Diversity, Johannes Radebe, Oti Mabuse, RuPaul’s Drag Race UK and Will Young are also planned.

Tours and books

Alan’s 2015 tour  Yap, Yap, Yap  saw him perform over 150 dates across the UK and Ireland culminating in the release of his DVD.  His previous tour  Spexy Beast Live  was a 33-date arena tour.  The DVD of Alan’s 2007 stand-up show,  Tooth Fairy Live  topped the HMV charts and was a Christmas 2007 top seller. Alan can be seen this Autumn touring the nation with his new show Not Again, Alan . He has also released two best-selling books  Look Who It Is  and  Alanatomy.

2020 will see Alan go back on the road with his new show Not Again, Alan .

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Alan Carr announces 2020 tour

Monday 27th January 2020, 10:44am

• Alan Carr is to tour his first stand-up show in four years
• Not Again, Alan! will tour the UK between September and December 2020
• Tickets are on sale now from Ticketmaster

Alan Carr is to tour his first stand-up show in four years.

The comedy star will perform his new show Not Again, Alan! around the UK between September and December 2020 .

His promoters say: "It's been four years since Alan last went on tour, and in that time he's managed to find himself in all sorts of dramas. Between his star-studded wedding day and becoming an accidental anarchist, from fearing for his life at border control to becoming a reluctant farmer, three words spring to mind... 'Not again, Alan!'

"Join Alan on tour as he muses upon the things that make his life weird and wonderful."

So far 57 dates have been announced for the tour, starting in Dunfermline on September 5th 2020 and culminating at the Barbican in York on December 19th. A full list of dates is below.

This will be Carr's fourth UK solo tour, following on from Tooth Fairy in 2007 , Spexy Beast in 2011 and Yap, Yap, Yap! in 2015 .

Tickets for Not Again, Alan! are available now from Ticketmaster

The promoters say: "Tickets will sell out fast so don't miss the chance to get up close and personal with one of the country's most funniest, cherished and unique comedians at the very top of his game. More dates will be added over the coming months."

Saturday, 5 September: Dunfermline, Alhambra Theatre Tuesday, 8 September: Inverness, Eden Court Wednesday, 9 September: Inverness, Eden Court Thursday, 10 September: Aberdeen, Music Hall Friday, 11 September: Aberdeen, Music Hall Saturday, 12 September: Perth, Concert Hall Wednesday, 16 September: Sheffield, City Hall Friday, 18 September: Bournemouth, Pavilion Saturday, 19 September: Bournemouth, Pavilion Wednesday, 23 September: Milton Keynes, Milton Keynes Theatre Thursday, 24 September: Milton Keynes, Milton Keynes Theatre Friday, 25 September: Glasgow, King's Theatre Saturday, 26 September: Glasgow, King's Theatre Sunday, 27 September: Edinburgh, Playhouse Thursday, 1 October: Cardiff, St David's Hall Friday, 2 October: Cardif, St David's Hall Saturday, 3 October: Wolverhampton, Grand Theatre Thursday, 8 October: Portsmouth, Kings Theatre Friday, 9 October: Portsmouth, Kings Theatre Saturday, 10 October: Buxton, Opera House Sunday, 11 October: Buxton, Opera House Tuesday, 13 October: Leicester, De Monfort Hall Wednesday, 14 October: Reading, The Hexagon Thursday, 15 October: Basingstoke, The Anvil Friday, 16 October: Basingstoke, The Anvil Saturday, 17 October: Plymouth, Pavilions Friday, 23 October: Sunderland, Empire Saturday, 24 October: Sunderland, Empire Sunday, 25 October: Halifax, The Victoria Theatre Thursday, 29 October: Norwich, Theatre Royal Friday, 30 October: Manchester, Opera House Saturday, 31 October: Manchester, Opera House Wednesday, 4 November: Aylesbury, Waterside Theatre Thursday, 5 November: Birmingham, Hippodrome Friday, 6 November: Birmingham, Hippodrome Saturday, 7 November: High Wycombe, Wycombe Swan Sunday, 8 November: Southampton, Mayflower Theatre Monday, 9 November: Canterbury, Marlowe Theatre Thursday, 12 November: Southend-on-Sea, The Cliffs Pavilion Friday, 13 November: Southend-on-Sea, The Cliffs Pavilion Saturday, 14 November: Coventry, Warwick Arts Centre  Sunday, 15 November: Coventry, Warwick Arts Centre Tuesday, 17 November: Northampton, Royal & Derngate Wednesday, 18 November: Northampton, Royal & Derngate Thursday, 19 November: Leicester, De Monfort Hall Friday, 20 November: Blackpool,Grand Theatre Saturday, 21 November: Blackpool, Grand Theatre Sunday, 22 November: Oxford, New Theatre Wednesday, 25 November: Reading, The Hexagon Thursday, 26 November: High Wycombe, Wycombe Swan Saturday, 28 November: Cambridge, Corn Exchange Sunday, 29 November: Cambridge, Corn Exchange Friday, 4 December: Swansea, Grand Theatre Saturday, 5 December: Swansea, Grand Theatre Thursday, 10 December: Douglas (IoM), Villa Marina Friday, 18 December: York, Barbican Saturday, 19 December: York, Barbican

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Alan Carr is touring across the UK in 2020 and here's how to get tickets

The 'Not Again, Alan' tour is his first in four years

• 14:49, 28 JAN 2020
• Updated 14:50, 28 JAN 2020

Alan Carr has announced details of a huge UK tour for 2020.

His first tour in four years, 'Not Again, Alan' will stop off at venues across the country this autumn.

It kicks off in Dunfermline on September 5 and runs until December 19 at the York Barbican, with tickets going on sale this Wednesday (January 29) via ticketmaster.co.uk.

It also stops off in Sheffield, Glasgow, Cardiff, Plymouth, Birmingham, Southampton, Blackpool, Manchester, Oxford and Norwich to name a few.

But the comedian has confirmed the tour will run into 2021, posting on Twitter: "Hi everyone, yes I’m going on tour later in the year - the tour will go into 2021 too so if you’re town or city isn’t on the list for 2020 hopefully it will be there for 2021 - I’m so proud of my new show and I want everyone to see Not Again Alan!".

Carr rose to fame during the early noughties after emerging out of the Manchester comedy scene to take on hosting duties on Channel 4’s The Friday Night Project and chat show Alan Carr: Chatty Man.

More recently the multi-award winner sat on the panel of the first ever UK version of RuPaul's Drag Race as a judge alongside Graham Norton, Michelle Visage and RuPaul.

He's previously toured across the UK in 2007, 2011 and 2015, most recently in 'Yap, Yap, Yap!'.

You can find out how to get tickets to his upcoming tour below.

How to get tickets

A Ticketmaster presale takes place from Tuesday, January 28 here.

The general sale is on Wednesday, January 29 at 10am via ticketmaster.co.uk.

September 5 - Alhambra Theatre, Dunfermline

September 8-9 - Eden Court, Inverness

September 10-11 - His Majesty’s Theatre, Aberdeen

September 12 - Concert Hall, Perth

September 16 - City Hall, Sheffield

September 18-19 - Pavilion, Bournemouth

September 23-24 - Milton Keynes Theatre, Milton Keynes

September 25-26 - King’s Theatre, Glasgow

September 27 - The Playhouse, Edinburgh

October 1-2 - St David’s Hall, Cardiff

October 3 - Grand Theatre, Wolverhampton

October 8-9 - King’s Theatre, Portsmouth

October 10-11 - Opera House, Buxton

October 13 - De Montfort Hall, Leicester

October 14 - The Hexagon, Reading

October 15-16 - The Anvil, Basingstoke

October 17 - Pavilions, Plymouth

October 23-24 - Empire, Sunderland

October 25 - The Victoria Theatre, Halifax

October 29 - Theatre Royal, Norwich

October 30-31 - Palace Theatre, Manchester

November 4 - Waterside Theatre, Aylesbury

November 5-6 - Hippodrome, Birmingham

November 7 - Wycombe Swan, High Wycombe

November 8 - Mayflower Theatre, Southampton

November 9 - Marlowe Theatre, Canterbury

November 12-13 - Cliffs Pavilion, Southend

November 14-15 - Warwick Arts Centre, Coventry

November 17-18 - Royal & Derngate, Northampton

November 20-21 - Grand Theatre, Blackpool

November 22 - New Theatre, Oxford

November 25 - The Hexagon, Reading

November 26 - Wycombe Swan, High Wycombe

November 28-29 - Corn Exchange, Cambridge

December 4-5 - Grand Theatre, Swansea

December 10 - Villa Marina Royal Hall, Isle of Man

December 18-19 - Barbican, York

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Television star and comedian Alan Carr has been spotted in Swansea today, sampling food at one of the city's favourite hotspots. The Chatty Man host popped into The Secret Bar & Kitchen on Wednesday morning.

He enjoyed a vegetarian breakfast before filming scenes for an unknown TV project along Swansea Beach, which is on the restaurant's doorstep. The 47-year-old happily posed for pictures with fans, including team leader at The Secret, Tammy McDaid. He was pictured clutching a big inflatable rubber ring, which probably went unused given the rainy weather we've been experiencing in the city.

Alan is becoming something of a regular in Wales. He brought his stand-up show 'Regional Trinket' to Swansea Arena back in October last year, and also shared pictures of his trips to popular tourist spots across North Wales back in 2021. You can read more about that by clicking here . Get Swansea stories straight to your inbox with our newsletter .

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Lucy Hole, who owns The Secret together with her brother Ryan, said: "He came in and had something to eat with us, luckily when he came in it wasn't raining! He had a vegetarian breakfast which he said was delicious. He was really lovely and open and was happy to have pictures taken - he was really funny and tongue in cheek about it, saying things like 'What the hell do you want now' as people asked.

"He was filming on the beach and had breakfast here and said he might pop back later to have some more food with us. It's great to welcome famous faces here, it just puts us on the map. The Secret is in such a lovely location and it's great we can do things like this."

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Adele is not putting up with hecklers at her concerts, especially ones who don’t support inclusivity.

The singer was caught off guard when a fan yelled “Pride sucks!” during a break between songs at her “Weekends With Adele” Las Vegas residency on June 1, the first day of Pride Month.

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“Did you come to my f— show and just say that Pride sucks?” she said , turning toward the audience from her piano. “Are you f— stupid? Don’t be so f— ridiculous. If you have nothing nice to say, shut up, all right?”

The 16-time Grammy winner was met with resounding applause as she flipped her hair and quickly moved on, jokingly asking the crowd if there were any husbands who had been dragged along by their partners.

Adele has long used her platform and concerts to voice her support for the LGBTQ+ community, wearing a dress with a rainbow train at a concert during Pride Month last year and honoring victims of homophobic violence during her shows.

“I’d like to start tonight by dedicating this entire show to everybody in Orlando and Pulse nightclub,” she said through tears as she took the stage in Belgium in 2016 just hours after initial details about the mass shooting were revealed. “The LGBTQIA community, they’re like my soulmates since I was really young, so I’m really moved by it.”

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She appreciates that her music has apparently some inspired fans to live authentically, telling Out in 2015, “I get a lot of mail from people who tell me that I make them really happy to be themselves, and really comfortable with who they are, which I love.”

The “Rumor Has It” singer explained in the same interview that she once received a letter from a teenage fan who used her music to come out to his friends. “He fancied someone at school, but he wasn’t out. And he listened to ‘Someone Like You’ and came out to his best friend and then to the boy he fancied, and it turned out that he was gay as well, and now they’re together — he’s like 15. I had to leave so I didn’t burst into tears.”

In 2018, Adele became an ordained minister so she could officiate at the wedding of bestie Alan Carr — the comic and broadcaster whom she stayed with after the 2011 release of “21” — and Paul Drayton, who at the time had been together for eight years. The “Set Fire to the Rain” singer paid for the event and hosted it in her own backyard, though the men wound up divorcing in 2022.

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Adele received significant online support for her quick response to the heckler Saturday. “Want to know how to challenge bullies and hate this Pride Month? Take a page from the icon that is @Adele,” the Human Rights Campaign tweeted. “Your voice is powerful in song and in spreading allyship and joy.”

“It’s pretty funny that the idiot heckler paid big money to do this,” one fan posted , noting the irony of a person shelling out for expensive tickets and subsequently making an enemy of the performer. “Adele wins again.”

Adele will play four more shows this month in Las Vegas before heading to Munich in August.

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Eva Hartman is a spring 2024 reporting intern with the Fast Break Desk at the Los Angeles Times. She is a senior at the University of Southern California studying international relations, where she has served as the news assignments editor and magazine editor at the Daily Trojan.

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