Join Sir Lenny Henry as Still At Large comes to Bristol, bringing an evening of live performance that combines comedy, storytelling and cultural reflection.
Henry’s career has seen him evolve from a pioneering stand-up comedian into a respected actor, writer and public figure. His work has consistently addressed themes of identity, culture and social change, making him one of the most influential voices in British entertainment.
In this latest show, he draws on personal experience and decades in the public eye, offering a performance that is both humorous and reflective. Audiences can expect a blend of observational comedy, anecdotal storytelling and thoughtful commentary on contemporary life.
The Bristol Beacon provides a fitting venue for this performance, bringing together audiences in a central cultural space for an evening that celebrates both entertainment and meaningful conversation.
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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