Join Sir Lenny Henry for an evening of comedy, storytelling and reflection as Still At Large arrives in Birmingham as part of his nationwide tour.
A defining figure in British entertainment, Henry has spent decades shaping the landscape of comedy and television, while also championing diversity and representation within the arts. His work has consistently balanced humour with deeper social commentary, making him one of the most respected voices in UK culture.
This latest show sees Henry reflect on his journey, offering audiences a candid and often humorous look at life, legacy and the realities of navigating fame across changing times. Through a blend of observational comedy and personal storytelling, he explores themes of family, work, identity and cultural change.
The Alexandra Theatre provides the perfect setting for this performance, combining a grand theatrical environment with an intimate audience experience, allowing Henry’s storytelling to resonate fully.
With his unique ability to move seamlessly between comedy and reflection, Still At Large offers an evening that is both entertaining and thought-provoking, showcasing a performer at the height of his craft.
Event Details:
Doors Open: 6:30pm (approx)
Start Time: 7:30pm
Finish Time: Approx. 9:30pm (including interval)
Ticket Prices:
From £41
Age Guidance:
14+
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