ISIHAC Tour Dates & Tickets
I’m Sorry I Haven’t A Clue records two series a year in front of live audiences at venues around the country. In addition to which, the ISIHAC team tour a ‘best of’ version of the show on an annual sell-out tour, featuring regulars Graeme Garden, Barry Cryer, Tim Brooke-Taylor, Jeremy Hardy and host Jack Dee, as well as the likes of Sandi Toksvig and Rob Brydon.
ISIHAC Tour Dates
Sunday 24th February: New Theatre Oxford
This performance has now sold out.
The performance will start at 7.30pm (and finish at around 10.15pm).
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Forthcoming ISIHAC Recording Dates
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Past ISIHAC Tour Dates
2017
23rd July: The Lowry, Salford
7th January: Sands Theatre, Carlisle
8th January:The Spa, Scarborough
18th January: Chichester Festival Theatre
19th January: New Theatre, Oxford
20th January: The Anvil, Basingstoke
23rd January: De Montfort Hall, Leicester
24th January: Venue Cymru, Llandudno
3rd February : Charter Hall, Colchester
4th February : Winter Gardens, Margate
23rd February : Southport Theatre
24th Feburary : The Sage, Gateshead
26th February : Tunbridge Wells Assembly Hall
27th February : Colston Hall, Bristol
28th February : Salisbury City Hall
2016
4th January : Marlowe Theatre, Canterbury
5th January : Theatre Royal, Norwich
18th January : Milton Keynes Theatre
19th January : Derngate, Northampton
25th January : Victoria Theatre, Halifax
29th January : Wycombe Swan
30th January : Brighton Dome
31st January : The Hexagon, Reading
1st February : Cliffs Pavilion, Southend-on-Sea
6th February : Plymouth Pavilions
8th February : New Victoria Theatre, Woking
2015
8th January : Sunderland Empire
9th January : St George’s Hall, Bradford
10th January : York Barbican
11th January : Liverpool Empire
15th January : G-Live, Guildford
16th January : Watford Colosseum
17th January : Royal Hall, Harrogate
18th January : The Lowry, Salford
28th January : Kings Theatre, Southsea
29th January : Bournemouth Pavilion
21st February : The Centaur, Cheltenham
22nd February : Butterworth Hall, Warwick
5th March : The Waterfront, Belfast
7th March : Royal Concert Hall, Nottingham
8th March : Preston Guild Hall
16th March : Mayflower Theatre, Southampton
9th August : Edinburgh Playhouse
2014
18th January : Brighton Dome
19th January : Reading Hexagon
20th January : Wales Millenium Centre, Cardiff
30th January : Kings Theatre, Glasgow
10th February : Ipswich Regent
11th February : Congress Theatre, Eastbourne
13th February : Fairfield Halls, Croydon
25th February : Newcastle City Hall
31st March : Sheffield City Hall
1st April : Palace Theatre, Manchester
27th April : Birmingham Hippodrome
28th April : Cambridge Corn Exchange
17th May : Colson Hall, Bristol
19th May : New Wimbledon Theatre
2nd June : Leeds Grand Theatre
2012
5th March : The New Theatre, Oxford
2011
4th September : The Lowry, Salford 2010
14th November : The New Theatre, Cardiff
15th November : Wolverhampton Grand Theatre
16th November : Assembly Hall Theatre, Tunbridge Wells
18th November : The Hexagon, Reading
6th December : Chichester Festival Theatre
8th December : Newcastle City Halls
12th December : The Ipswich Regent
13th December : The New Theatre, Oxford
2009
22nd July : The Orchard Theatre, Dartford (cancelled due to power cut)
23rd July : New Victoria Theatre, Woking
25th July : The Sands Centre, Carlisle
18th September : Manchester Opera House
20th September : Bristol Hippodrome
21st September : Portsmouth Guildhall
22nd September : Cambridge Corn Exchange
23rd September : Nottingham Royal Concert Hall
25th September : St George’s Hall, Bradford
26th September : Everyman Theatre, Cheltenham
27th September : New Wimbledon Theatre
28th September : Symphony Hall, Birmingham
29th September : Southport Theatre
30th September : Grand Opera House, York
3rd October : Derngate, Northampton
4th October : The Anvil, Basingstoke
5th October : Princess Theatre, Torquay
6th October : Congress Theatre, Eastbourne
7th October : De Montfort Hall, Leicester
2008
21st January : Wolverhampton Grand Theatre
23rd January : The Anvil, Basingstoke
24th February : Cambridge Corn Exchange
10th March : Buxton Opera House
14th March : Wales Millennium Centre, Cardiff
16th March : Theatre Royal, Plymouth
27th March : Congress Theatre, Eastbourne
30th March : Edinburgh Festival Theatre
3rd April : Hammersmith Apollo, London
6th April : The Lowry, Salford
12th April : Harrogate International Centre
22nd April : Pavilion Theatre, Bournemouth (due to Humphrey Lyttelton’s illness, this show was chaired by Rob Brydon)
2007
28th August : Bristol Hippodrome
30th August : Leeds Grand Theatre
9th September : Theatre Royal, Nottingham
10th September : Derngate, Northampton
17th September : The Assembly Hall, Tunbridge Wells
18th September : Birmingham Hippodrome
19th September : Birmingham Hippodrome
25th September : The Ipswich Regent
26th September : The New Theatre, Oxford
5th October : The Hexagon, Reading
8th October : The Brighton Dome
ISIHAC TRIVIA CORNER
Kidnap victim Stephanie Slater explains how the show made her laugh, even when she was imprisoned in a coffin.
ISIHAC BOOKS
The New Complete
Uxbridge English Dictionary available here.
288-page full colour 40th anniversary ISIHAC companion available here.
Or buy the just as hilarious but slightly lighter, paperback version.
