Join legendary comedian, actor and writer Sir Lenny Henry as he returns to the stage with his brand-new show Still At Large, coming to Theatre Royal Brighton as part of his latest UK tour.
One of Britain’s most celebrated entertainers, Lenny Henry has been a defining figure in British comedy for over four decades. From his early breakthrough on Tiswas to his acclaimed work in television, theatre and radio, he has consistently used humour to explore identity, culture and social change.
In Still At Large, Henry reflects on life, legacy and the changing world around him, delivering a performance that blends comedy, storytelling and sharp social observation. Known for his warmth, versatility and commanding stage presence, he brings both humour and insight to topics ranging from personal experiences to wider cultural conversations.
Alongside his work in comedy, Henry is also recognised for his contributions to drama, including roles in The Long Song and Broadchurch, as well as his long-standing commitment to charitable work through Comic Relief.
This latest live show promises an evening of engaging, thought-provoking and entertaining performance from one of the UK’s most respected voices.
Event Details:
Doors Open: 6:30pm (approx – check ticket page)
Start Time: 7:30pm
Finish Time: Approx. 9:30pm (including interval)
Ticket Prices:
From £41
Age Guidance:
14+ (check venue guidance)
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