Ed Byrne brings his stand-up show 'No Dramas' to the Theatre Royal in Lincoln on his 2027 UK and Ireland tour.
Ed Byrne brings his new stand-up show, No Dramas, to Lincoln Theatre Royal on Sunday 2 May 2027, part of the show's tour across the UK and Ireland that year. It's a deliberate shift in tone from his previous tour, Tragedy Plus Time, which Byrne has described as taxing to perform: he spent eighteen months picking at the scab of the worst moment of his life five nights a week. No Dramas is billed as a much lighter, death- and trauma-free follow-up.
Much of the new material comes from his thwarted attempts to live a life free of hassle. He describes himself as 'the conquistador of petty gripes' — a man who whines about the little things that seem to gang up and ruin your day. It's that kind of observational comedy: the small, irritating frictions of daily life that most of us just put up with, but that he turns into a full set. If you've seen him before, you'll recognise the voice, but the subject matter here is a far cry from the heavier ground of the last tour.
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The Lincoln date is one stop on the 2027 UK and Ireland tour, so it's a proper tour show rather than a one-off. The performance starts at 19:30 at the Theatre Royal, and as the title suggests, it's meant to be a night of comedy without the heavy lifting.
