Performance

Venue	The London Palladium
Town	West End
County	Greater London
From	13th November 2013
To	5th January 2014
When	Tue-Sat 19:30. Sun 15:00. Sat Mat 14:30. Xmas changes: Dec 24 16:00 (not 19:30). No perf. Dec 25. Dec 26 19:00 (not 19:30). Dec 27 Extra Mat 14:30. Dec 31 Mat 15:00 (not 19:30)
Prices	From £26.00. To £71.00.
The London Palladium (V398)
Current/Future Listings
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Production Changes

Previous details associated with this item and date of change.

Date of change: 15 Nov 13 - T2005052475
Date of change: 28 Jun 13 - T01182339007
Date of change: 28 Jun 13 - T2005052475

Barry Humphries - Farewell Tour - Eat, Pray, Laugh!

Work:: Barry Humphries (S61156194)

Australian comedian and satirist and the genius behind Dame Edna Everage and Sir Les Patterson.

Performer

Barry Humphries

Production:: Farewell Tour - Eat, Pray, Laugh! (T2005052475)

Global star and legendary entertainer Barry Humphries, whose creations include iconic Australian housewife Dame Edna Everage and the exuberant cultural attach? Sir Les Patterson, takes his final bow across the UK with his acclaimed farewell tour EAT, PRAY, LAUGH! Barry Humphries has already bid farewell to audiences in Australia and New Zealand, receiving rapturous standing ovations and reviews, with further performances added across the tour, such was the demand.

Presented by	The Dainty Group
Presented by	Lunchbox Theatre
Director	Simon Phillips
Design	Brian Thomson

Listing:: L1171188233

Farewell Tour - Eat, Pray, Laugh!

Global star and legendary entertainer Barry Humphries, whose creations include iconic Australian housewife Dame Edna Everage and the exuberant cultural attach? Sir Les Patterson, takes his final bow across the UK with his acclaimed farewell tour EAT, PRAY, LAUGH! Barry Humphries has already bid farewell to audiences in Australia and New Zealand, receiving rapturous standing ovations and reviews, with further performances added across the tour, such was the demand.

Reviews

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