Category: Theatre

SHOWMAN set for massive 8-month tour across the UK, his biggest in 20 years.

From March 8 to October 29, 2022, Derren Brown, the ever-popular multi-award winning master of mind control and illusion, will be taking SHOWMAN back on the road for a massive 8-month tour across the UK, his biggest in 20 years.

Derren commented: “2022 will be the biggest tour I’ve done in 20 years. It’s exciting and daunting and I’m considering a bigger suitcase. Maybe even a four-wheeler. It’s madness and I can’t wait.”

Tickets are now on sale at www.derrenbrown.co.uk, where tickets can also be purchased for SHOWMAN’S ten date tour in 2021.

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The new tour dates in full:

March 8 – 12
King’s Theatre, GLASGOW

March 15 – 19
Wycombe Swan, HIGH WYCOMBE

March 22 – 26
Theatre Royal, NORWICH

March 29 – April 2
New Theatre, CARDIFF

April 12 – 16
The Gaiety Theatre, DUBLIN

April 19 – 23
Grand Opera House, BELFAST

April 26 – 30
Millennium Forum Theatre, DERRY/LONDONDERRY

May 3 – 7
Edinburgh Playhouse, EDINBURGH

May 10 – 14
His Majesty’s Theatre, ABERDEEN

May 24 – 28
Hippodrome, BRISTOL

May 31 – June 5
Empire, LIVERPOOL

June 7 – 11
New Victoria Theatre, WOKING

June 14 – 18
Theatre Royal, NOTTINGHAM

June 21 – 25
Grand Theatre, WOLVERHAMPTON

July 5 – 16
The Lowry, SALFORD QUAYS

July 19 – 23
Milton Keynes Theatre, MILTON KEYNES

July 26 – 30
MayFlower Theatre, SOYTHAMPTON

August 8 – 14
Orchard Theatre, DARTFOLD

August 16 – 20
Pavilion Theatre, BOURNEMOUTH

August 23 – 27
Grand Theatre, LEEDS

August 30 – Sept 3
Cliffs Pavilion, SOUTHEND

September 13 – 17
Theatre Royal, NEWCASTLE

September 27 – Oct 1
Regent Theatre, IPSWICH

October 4 – 8
New Theatre, OXFORD

October 11 – 15
Lyceum Theatre, SHEFFIELD

October 18 – 22
The Globe Theatre, STOCKTON

October 25 – 29
Royal & Derngate, NORTHAMPTON

Not suitable for under 12s

To book tickets go to: www.derrenbrown.co.uk or check directly with the venue websites.  Times vary.

All existing tickets purchased for SHOWMAN remain valid.

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Derren’s live shows have won him two prestigious Olivier Awards – for Something Wicked This Way Comes (2006) and Svengali (2012) and he has received more Olivier nominations and wins than any other one-man show in theatre history. He has played to sold-out houses across the country every year since 2003 to over 1.6M people. Previous shows, Infamous, (2013, 2014), Miracle (2015, 2016) and Underground (2017, 2018) have also enjoyed critically acclaimed seasons in London’s West End. In 2017 he made an award-winning US stage debut at the Atlantic Theater in New York with Derren Brown: Secret, which subsequently enjoyed a sell-out run at Broadway’s Cort Theatre.

DERREN BROWN: SHOWMAN is presented by Michael Vine, Andrew O’Connor, Derren Brown and Paul Sandler for Vaudeville Productions Ltd. It is directed by Andrew O’Connor & Andy Nyman and written by Andy Nyman, Andrew O’Connor & Derren Brown. General Manager is John Dalston and marketing is by Helen Snell Ltd.

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SHOWMAN, postponed due to the Coronavirus outbreak, is now set to premiere from February 2021

He’s back! From Feb to July 2021, Derren Brown, the popular multi-award winning master of mind control and illusion, will be touring the UK with SHOWMAN, his first new live show for six years. Tickets are now on sale at www.derrenbrown.co.uk

Derren commented: “We were all ready to open Showman when the tour had to be postponed. Now, after sitting around in my pants for months I am so, so eager to get this show on the road. I’m hugely grateful to everyone who bought tickets and then was told they had to wait. Let’s get together and have hug and a party”.

The new tour dates in full:

February 22 – 28 Orchard Theatre, DARTFORD
March 2 – 6 New Theatre, OXFORD
March 9 – 13 Victoria Theatre, WOKING
March 23 – 27 Theatre Royal, PLYMOUTH
March 30 – April 3 His Majesty’s Theatre, ABERDEEN
April 13 – 17 Empire Theatre, SUNDERLAND
April 20 – 24 New Theatre, HULL
April 27 – May 1 King’s Theatre, GLASGOW
May 4 – 8 Marlowe Theatre, CANTERBURY
May 10 – 14 Regent Theatre, IPSWICH
May 25 – 29 Grand Theatre, LEEDS
June 1 – June 5 Pavilion, BOURNEMOUTH
June 6 – 19 The Lowry, SALFORD QUAYS
June 22 – 26 Grand Theatre, WOLVERHAMPTON
June 29 – July 3 Theatre Royal, NORWICH
July 6 – 10 Milton Keynes Theatre, MILTON KEYNES
July 13 – 17 Cliffs Pavilion, SOUTHEND

Not suitable for under 12s

To book tickets go to: www.derrenbrown.co.uk or check directly with the venue websites. Times vary.

All existing tickets purchased for SHOWMAN remain valid and customers will be contacted directly by their individual venues.

Derren’s live shows have won him two prestigious Olivier Awards – for Something Wicked This Way Comes (2006) and Svengali (2012) and he has received more Olivier nominations and wins than any other one-man show in theatre history. He has played to sold-out houses across the country every year since 2003 to over 1.6M people. Previous shows, Infamous, (2013, 2014), Miracle (2015, 2016) and Underground (2017, 2018) have also enjoyed critically acclaimed seasons in London’s West End. In 2017 he made an award-winning US stage debut at the Atlantic Theater in New York with Derren Brown: Secret, which subsequently enjoyed a sell-out run at Broadway’s Cort Theatre.

DERREN BROWN: SHOWMAN is presented by Michael Vine, Andrew O’Connor, Derren Brown and Paul Sandler for Vaudeville Productions Ltd. It is directed by Andrew O’Connor & Andy Nyman and written by Andy Nyman, Andrew O’Connor & Derren Brown. General Manager is John Dalston and marketing is by Helen Snell Ltd.

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Actor and writer Nicholas Vince describes his monstrous journey from bullied childhood to celluloid success.

You’re best known for your portrayal of the Chatterer Cenobite in Clive Barker’s Hellraiser and Kinski in Barker’s Nightbreed. What is it you remember most about playing these iconic monsters?

The many talented people and long processes involved in creating the makeups. I may have brought life to the characters, but it was the makeup artists (Nigel Booth on Chatterer, Cliff Wallace on Chatterer II and Neil Gorton on Kinski) who sculpted and painted them based on Clive Barker’s designs. Before we reached filming those guys spent weeks creating the masks.

Most of all I remember the laughter. OK, wearing Chatterer was extremely restrictive in terms of seeing, hearing and speaking, and Kinski was early starts and 5 hours in makeup, but there was a great atmosphere on all the films. In fact on Hellraiser I was threatened with death by the sound engineer as my laughter in the dressing room was ruining takes on the nearby set.

How did you first become attracted to monsters?

Aged eight I borrowed a copy of The Golden Treasury of Myths and Legends by Anne Terry White from the local library. It contained stories from Greek, Norse, Celtic, French and Persian myths and legends. I must have run out of time to read all the stories as I clearly remember the Greek and Norse stories, and less so the ones at the back of the book. Obviously, the stories are written about the heroes, but they interested me far less than the Minotaur, Medusa and Sphinx.

You were born undershot and had to have major surgery aged nineteen. Can you describe the experience for us?

Basically, I was born with a smaller than usual top jaw meaning my upper teeth closed behind my lower, rather than the other way round, which is normal. The surgery lasted nine hours, during which they detached the upper jaw and using pieces of bones from my hips as wedges moved it forward. It was a pretty trying experience as I was in intensive care for two days afterwards, during which I nearly died. Following that I had my jaws wired together for six weeks. Mum served my portion of family meals on a plate to check I was getting enough and then liquidised it. I remember fish and chips required a lot of salad cream so that I could suck it through a straw.

In your one-man show you talk about being gay but remaining closeted during the 70s. How did this impact on your relationships?

Once I’d moved away from home, I was able to come out to close friends, but not my parents. That didn’t happen until my mid-thirties. I do regret that as they were very loving and when a relationship fell apart with a boyfriend, it meant I missed out on their support. And not being completely out, by which I mean just keeping quiet about relationships, being an apparent loner, it complicated my friendships with good looking straight men, as I was afraid if they realised I fancied them they’d either cut me off or beat me up.

How did you meet Clive Barker?

At a party in Crouch End. We got chatting and he invited me to model for him as he was preparing paintings for the covers of the UK hardback versions of his six volume collection, The Books of Blood. So my face, and other parts of me, appear on the covers of most of the books in that edition.

Is it true that the design of the Chatterer was partly inspired by your own facial reconstruction?

Yes. I’d told Clive about a documentary I’d seen about facial reconstructive surgery where they’d obviously used a similar technique to my surgeons, as the only cut was between my upper lip and gum and they’d peeled the face back so they could detach the upper jaw. The flesh of the face was held in place by clamps, much like Chatterer.

To play the Chatterer, you had to wear a mask and makeup that were extremely restrictive. How challenging was that?

I could only see a portion of the floor through a small hole below my left eye; had false teeth in so speech was like having my hands shoved in my mouth and muffled hearing due to the foam latex mask. So, I had a minder with me at all times leading me onto set holding hands, like a toddler and then they had to relay instructions from behind camera by shouting through the mask. The costume was very tight fitting as they’d taken a life cast of my torso so it could be made as close fitting as possible. I could only lift my arms to shoulder height.

Someone recently complimented me on my ‘meticulous performance’ and I realised that’s one of the strengths of Chatterer. We could only do short sequences with me as I had to learn my moves quickly and I worked hard to replicate them accurately, but that stillness and precision give him a great deal of power.

And the make-up for Kinski in Nightbreed was reported to take two people five hours to apply. Is that true?

Yes, up at 3am for a car from Streatham to Pinewood for 4am and the makeup chair for five hours. But I just had to sit still for that time. The two guys who applied it, Neil and Mark, were on their feet all that time making sure the pieces were properly applied and you couldn’t see the edges. I wasn’t allowed to fall asleep, so they had a VHS player and I remember watching Steve Martin and John Candy in ‘Planes, Trains and Automobiles. Which was frustrating as I also wasn’t allowed to laugh either!

You left acting after Nightbreed to concentrate on writing comics for Marvel and collections of short horror stories. What is it about the writing process you find so alluring?

It’s the fun of telling stories and talking to readers. In many ways it’s more challenging than acting as there you have a script and you’re putting the flesh on the bones, but with writing you’re faced with the sometimes terrifying wastes of a blank page. I remember Peter Atkins, the screenwriter of Hellbound: Hellraiser II, telling me when I first started writing, “Nick, there will be a time, at least once a day, when you’ll wonder why you ever thought you can write.”

He was right and the only way I’ve found to get through it is to do research, which as a writer said at literary event the other day can be, “Research, bordering on procrastination.” And then it’s just a question of writing something, anything, as you can polish it.

And I guess the allure for me, is that I get to get some of the really weird stuff in my head out and into the world.

In recent years you’ve returned to acting in UK independent horror films, such as Hollower (dir. MJ Dixon), Book of Monsters (dir. Stewart Sparke), Borley Rectory (dir. Ashley Thorpe) and For We Are Many (Lawrie Brewster and Paddy Murphy). Do you have further roles in the pipeline?

There are a couple, but I’m waiting for them to be released before I can talk about them. I did do an interview for the extras on the Arrow Video release of the theatrical and director’s cuts of Nightbreed, which they’re releasing on 28th October, and which is available for pre-order. I believe this is the first UK release of the film since the VHS version back in the 1990’s.

Do you have any other plans for I AM MONSTERS! after its premiere at the London Horror Festival?

People have been very interested in the show and I’ve had enquiries about taking it to Liverpool and Las Vegas. Both of which would be really cool, as Liverpool is Clive’s home town and I’ve never been to Vegas.

Nicholas will be opening the London Horror Festival 2019 with his one-man show I AM MONSTERS!, from 8th to 10th October (7pm) at the Pleasance Theatre.

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Tickets: 020 7609 1800
https://www.pleasance.co.uk/event/london-horror-festival-i-am-monsters#overview

Genre legend Nicholas Vince, famed for his roles as ‘Chatterer’ in Clive Barker’s HELLRAISER and ‘Kinski’ in NIGHTBREED, is to open the London Horror Festival with his one-man show, I AM MONSTERS! He will be performing for three nights only – from 8th October to 10th October, 7pm. Tickets are now on sale. https://www.pleasance.co.uk

I AM MONSTERS! charts Vince’s life from a monster-obsessed child, born undershot, through to an out of the closet actor, propelled to fame by Clive Barker’s ground-breaking films. He speaks openly about being a bullied outsider, the life-threatening operation to reconstruct his face, his battle with being gay in Thatcher’s Britain and reveals what it takes to be a monster. He will also be reading extracts from his favourite horror classics.

Vince said today: “This show is about my fascination with the monsters I first read as an 8 year-old in The Golden Treasury of Myths and Legends, and later, the classic horror novels and films, and how they helped me deal with being bullied at school, through my facial reconstructive surgery and a near death experience to the fun we had making the films.

I’ve told the stories about the challenges of makeup on Clive Barker’s Hellraiser, Hellbound and Nightbreed over the years, but I hadn’t put them in the context of the times we filmed in and been able to celebrate the profound effect they’ve had on me and so many people.”

Clive Barker added: “Nicholas Vince has played monsters both bizarre and blood-thirsty, and has brought both his life-long passion for horror and his immense skills as an actor to every role. Now, in this extraordinary confessional, we meet the man behind the terrifying masks, as he traces his journey from a troubled youth to a man who now embodies creatures known world-wide, Nick charms and chills us, mingling the witty and the nightmarish, So go see the man who laughs behind the mask. He has such tales to tell.”

Performances: 8th to 10th October at 7:00pm | Running time: 1 hour

Venue: Pleasance Theatre, Carpenters Mews, North Road, London N7 9EF

Box Office: 020 7609 1800 | https://www.pleasance.co.uk

Tickets: Full Price: £12.00 | Concessions: £10.00

Press contact:
Greg Day | Clout Communications

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AFTER A SOLD-OUT RUN AT ATLANTIC THEATER COMPANY
THE CRITICALLY-ACCLAIMED PRODUCTION OF

WILL OPEN ON BROADWAY THIS FALL
FOR A STRICTLY LIMITED ENGAGEMENT

STARRING OLIVIER AWARD-WINNER
DERREN BROWN

WRITTEN BY
ANDY NYMAN, DERREN BROWN & ANDREW O’CONNOR

DIRECTED BY
ANDREW O’CONNOR AND ANDY NYMAN

AMERICAN EXPRESS® PRE-SALE BEGINS TODAY AT 10AM
AUDIENCE REWARDS® PRE-SALE BEGINS TUESDAY, JUNE 25
TICKETS GO ON-SALE TO THE PUBLIC FRIDAY, JUNE 28

Performances Begin on Broadway September 6
Opening Sunday, September 15 at The Cort Theatre

June 13, 2019 – From stage to screen, two-time Olivier Award winner Derren Brown has mesmerized millions worldwide with his unique brand of mind reading, persuasion, and psychological illusion. Now, for the first time ever, this U.K. phenomenon and Netflix star brings his talents to Broadway.

Producers J.J. Abrams, Thomas Kail, and Jeffrey Seller announced today that after a sold-out, critically acclaimed run off-Broadway at the Atlantic Theater Company, Derren Brown: Secret returns with a spellbinding experience that dares us — in the most jaw-dropping way — to take a closer look at the stories and beliefs that guide our lives.

Written by Andy Nyman, Derren Brown, and Andrew O’Connor, and directed by Andrew O’Connor and Andy Nyman, Derren Brown: Secret will begin previews on Friday, September 6 at the Cort Theatre (138 West 48th Street), with the opening night set for Sunday, September 15. Derren Brown: Secret will play a strictly limited engagement through Saturday, January 4, 2020 only.

The production had its world premiere in 2017, where the acclaimed British performer and author played to sold-out houses at Atlantic Theater Company, and went on to win the 2018 Drama Desk Award for Unique Theatrical Experience. In the UK, Derren Brown’s critically acclaimed shows have played sold out runs in the West End and have been awarded two Olivier Awards.

Derren Brown: Secret will feature scenic design by Takeshi Kata, lighting design by Ben Stanton, sound design by Jill BC Du Boff, projection design by Caite Hevner, and general management by Baseline Theatrical.

Derren Brown: Secret is not suitable for children under 12.

Tickets for Derren Brown: Secret on Broadway are currently on sale exclusively for American Express Card Members. American Express Card Members can exclusively purchase tickets through Tuesday, June 25 at 9:59am EDT by visiting www.DerrenBrownSecret.com.

Presale tickets to Derren Brown: Secret will then be available exclusively to Audience Rewards® members from Tuesday, June 25, 2019 at 10am EDT through Friday, June 28 at 9:59am EDT. It’s free and fast to join at www.AudienceRewards.com.

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Tickets will go on sale to the general public beginning Friday, June 28, 2019 at 10am EDT, and will be available at or www.DerrenBrownSecret.com or by calling 212-239-6200.

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SHOWMAN will be Derren Brown’s first new stage tour in five years

From March 27 to August 2, 2020, Derren Brown, the popular multi-award winning master of mind control and illusion, will be touring the UK with SHOWMAN, his first new live show for five years.

The content of Showman currently remains a closely-guarded secret but Derren said today:

“All I can reveal is that the show will ultimately be about you, the audience member, because that’s what I find most interesting. There are some places I’d like to take the audience where we haven’t been before, and I always aim to have it deliver more than you’d expect. I’m excited to be at the starting point of that process. Getting it on the road will be my favourite part of the year.”

Tickets will be on sale from Thurs April 25 at www.derrenbrown.co.uk but check individual venues as booking dates will vary.

Derren’s live shows have won him two prestigious Olivier Awards – for Something Wicked This Way Comes (2006) and Svengali (2012) and he has received more Olivier nominations and wins than any other one-man show in theatre history. He has played to sold-out houses across the country every year since 2003 to over 1.6M people. Previous shows, Infamous, (2013, 2014), Miracle (2015, 2016) and Underground (2017, 2018) have also enjoyed critically acclaimed seasons in London’s West End. In 2017 he made an award-winning US stage debut at the Atlantic Theater in New York with Derren Brown: Secret and discussions for a Broadway run are ongoing.

DERREN BROWN: SHOWMAN is presented by Michael Vine, Andrew O’Connor, Derren Brown and Paul Sandler for Vaudeville Productions Ltd. It is directed by Andrew O’Connor & Andy Nyman and written by Andy Nyman, Andrew O’Connor & Derren Brown. General Manager is John Dalston and marketing is by Helen Snell Ltd.

TOUR DATES & VENUES
*Indicates that tickets go on sale Thurs April 25

Mar 2020
27 – 28 Orchard Theatre, DARTFORD *

April 2020
1 – 4 Orchard Theatre, DARTFORD *
7 – 11 Regent Theatre, IPSWICH
14 – 18 Pavilion Theatre, BOURNEMOUTH
21 – 25 Theatre Royal, PLYMOUTH

May 2020
5 – 9 Milton Keynes Theatre, MILTON KEYNES
12 – 16 Cliffs Pavilion, SOUTHEND-ON-SEA
19 – 23 Theatre Royal, NORWICH
26 – 30 Grand Theatre, LEEDS

June 2020
2 – 6 New Theatre, HULL
16 – 20 New Theatre, OXFORD
23 – 27 Kings Theatre, GLASGOW
30 The Lowry: Lyric Theatre, SALFORD QUAYS *

July 2020
1 – 11 The Lowry: Lyric Theatre, SALFORD QUAYS *
14 -18 Lyceum Theatre, SHEFFIELD
21 – 25 Grand Theatre, WOLVERHAMPTON
28 – 31 Marlowe Theatre, CANTERBURY

Aug 2020
1 -2 Marlowe Theatre, CANTERBURY

Not suitable for under 12s

To book tickets go to: www.derrenbrown.co.uk. Times vary.

Press enquiries:
Greg Day, Clout Communications

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Derren Brown, the multi-award winning master of mind control and psychological illusion, is bringing his latest sensational show UNDERGROUND back to UK and Irish theatres in 2018.

From April 3 to July 5 2018, Brown will be enthralling audiences with his 2017 ‘Best of’ hit show, UNDERGROUND in which he fuses together a collection of his favourite work to create a jaw-dropping experience of magical genius.

Tickets on sale from today*

Derren revealed : “Underground was originally written for audiences in other countries who hadn’t seen me before. It meant finessing and re-visiting past pieces and seeing them with fresh eyes.

I sat down with my two co-writers and directors and we thought – ‘What would make the best possible Derren Brown show?’ None of us were sure what the UK would make of it, but the resulting show felt so good, and met with such a great response when warming it up in London, that we decided to tour it here too. The reviews have been astonishing, and people who’ve seen all the shows have said they love being surprised by them again, and those who don’t know me so well are getting to see the best material for the first time. It’s a huge, huge joy to perform”.

This is the second leg of the UNDERGROUND tour, direct from the West End production at the Playhouse Theatre, which ran for thirty-five packed out performances in September & October 2017. The sixty-three day tour will embrace Dublin and Cork and include Belfast, Cardiff, Glasgow, Liverpool, Norwich Hull, Canterbury, Nottingham, Eastbourne, Bournemouth, Dartford and Southend.

Derren’s live shows have won him two prestigious Olivier Awards – Something Wicked This Way Comes (2006) and Svengali (2012). He has played to sold-out houses across the country every year since 2003 to over 1.5M people. His previous UK shows, Infamous, (2013, 2014), Miracle (2015, 2016) have toured to great success, enjoying critically acclaimed seasons in the West End of London. He recently made an enthusiastically embraced stage debut at the Atlantic Theater in New York with Derren Brown: Secret.

DERREN BROWN: UNDERGROUND is presented by Michael Vine, Andrew O’Connor, Derren Brown and Paul Sandler for Vaudeville Productions Ltd. and David Binder. It is directed by Andrew O’Connor & Andy Nyman and written by Andy Nyman, Andrew O’Connor & Derren Brown. Setting by Will Bowen, Lighting Design by Charlie Morgan Jones. General Manager is John Dalston.

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TOUR DATES & VENUES

*On sale now

April 2018
3, 4, 5, 6, 7 – Royal Court Theatre. LIVERPOOL* 0151 709 4321
10,11, 12, 13, 14 – Devonshire Park Theatre, EASTBOURNE* 01323 412 000
17, 18, 19, 20, 21 – New Theatre, HULL 01482 300306 (public booking from 1 Dec)
24, 25, 26, 27, 28 – Theatre Royal, NOTTINGHAM 0115 989 5555 (public booking from 6 Dec)

May 2018
8, 9, 10, 11, 12 – Welsh Millennium Centre, CARDIFF 029 2063 6464 (public booking from 4 Dec)
15, 16, 17, 18, 19 – Gaiety Theatre, DUBLIN* +353 818 719 388
22, 23, 24, 25, 26 – Grand Opera House, BELFAST 028 9024 1919 (public booking from 30 Nov)
28, 29, 30, 31 – Opera House, CORK* +353 21 427 0022

June 2018
5, 6, 7, 8, 9 – Theatre Royal, GLASGOW 0844 871 7647 (public booking from 7 Dec)
11, 12,13 – Pavilion Theatre, BOURNEMOUTH* 01202 055660
14,15, 16 – Orchard Theatre, DARTFORD* 01322 220000
19, 20, 21, 22, 23 – Theatre Royal, NORWICH 01603 630000 (public booking from 1 Dec)
26, 27, 28, 29, 30 – Marlowe Theatre, CANTERBURY* 01227 787787

July 2018
2, 3, 4, 5, 6 – Cliffs Pavilion, SOUTHEND 01702 351135 (public booking from 29 Nov)

Not suitable for under 12s

To book tickets go to: www.derrenbrown.co.uk Times vary.

Press enquiries:
Greg Day, Clout Communications
07889 861646 @cloutcomcouk