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, hosted by Jack Dee and guest panellists including Tony Hawks, Miles Jupp, Rory Bremner, Pippa Evans, Richard Osman, Marcus Brigstocke and John Finnemore.
ISIHAC Tour Dates
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2022
20th November: Manchester Opera House, tickets
21st November: St George’s Hall, Bradford, tickets
3rd December: Bournemouth International Centre, tickets
5th December: Brighton Dome, tickets
6th December: Congress Theatre, Eastbourne, tickets
7th December: Assembly Hall, Worthing, tickets
2023
21st February : The Forum, Bath, tickets
22nd February : De Montfort Hall, Leicester, tickets
26th February : The Central Theatre, Chatham, tickets
27th February : New Theatre, Oxford, tickets
28th February : The Anvil, Basingstoke, tickets
1st March : New Victoria Theatre, Woking, tickets
2nd March : Butterworth Hall, Warwick, tickets
3rd March : Royal Concert Hall, Nottingham, tickets
6th March : York Barbican, tickets
7th March : Sheffield City Hall, tickets
8th March : The Victoria Theatre, Halifax, tickets
9th March : Huddersfield Town Hall, tickets
10th March : Scarborough Spa, tickets
12th March : Edinburgh Playhouse, tickets
13th March : King’s Theatre, Glasgow, tickets
14th March : Perth Concert Hall, tickets
15th March : Caird Hall, Dundee, tickets
18th March : The Hexagon, Reading, tickets
19th March : St David’s Hall, Cardiff, tickets
20th March : Swansea Arena, tickets
21st March : Princess Theatre, Torquay, tickets
25th March : Birmingham Hippodrome, tickets
26th March : New Wimbledon Theatre, tickets
27th March : The Marlowe Theatre, Canterbury, tickets
Forthcoming ISIHAC Recording Dates
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2022
11th October: Stockport Plaza
26th October: Fairfields Hall, Croydon
13th November: Theatre Royal, Newcastle
Past ISIHAC Tour Dates
2022
2nd February: G-Live, Guildford
17th February: Stockton Globe
24th February: Colchester Charter Hall
25th February: Norwich Theatre Royal
26th February: Wycombe Swan
28th February: Cambridge Corn Exchange
7tth March: Truro Hall for Cornwall
8th March: Exeter The Great Hall
9th March: Portsmouth Kings Theatre
2020
5th January : Nottingham Concert Hall
6th January : St David’s Hall, Cardiff
7th January : Bristol Hippodrome
8th January : Chichester Festival Theatre
12th January : New Wimbledon Theatre
13th January : The Alexandra, Birmingham
14th January : Sheffield City Hall
15th January : Hull City Hall
17th January : Festival Theatre, Edinburgh
18th January : Sunderland Empire
19th January : Manchester Bridgewater
20th January : Wolverhampton Grand
23rd January : Poole Lighthouse
24th January : Worthing Assembly Hall
27th January : St George’s Hall, Bradford
28th January : Harrogate Convention Centre
31st January : Watford Colosseum
1st February : Ipswich Regent
2nd February : Congress Theatre, Eastbourne
2019
24th February : New Theatre, Oxford
2017
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
23rd July : The Lowry, Salford
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
Humphrey Lyttelton notes an additional observation of the Cheltenham audience on his cue card.
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.
