Stand-up show by Miriam Margolyes, with Graham Norton, from her UK tour 'Miriam's Full English' at The Royal Albert Hall.
Miriam Margolyes is coming to The Royal Albert Hall on Sunday 29 November, part of her 2026 UK tour. She's billed as Britain's most outspoken national treasure, and if you've followed her work, you know that's not an exaggeration. She's a documentary maker and the author of three bestselling memoirs, and this show is the live companion to her latest book, Miriam's Full English.
For years she's been exploring the rest of the world through her BBC series, but Full English turns that same documentary eye back on her own backyard. She's bringing that fearless wit to stages across the islands, with stops in Scotland, Wales and Ireland, and the London date is one of them. The show promises memories, politics, filth and lashings of sauce, and it wraps up with a no-holds-barred Q&A where she takes questions from the audience. Performing at nearly 85, she's already joking about it: 'this old dyke can only go on so long'.
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It's a stand-up comedy show, so the whole thing rests on her storytelling. The Royal Albert Hall date is part of a wider UK tour, and the show is recommended for ages 14 and over. It runs for one hour and fifty minutes, including a twenty-minute interval, so you'll have a bit of a break in the middle. Tickets are from £14.00 up to £118.25, and it starts at 2:00pm on the Sunday.
