Following huge demand for tickets, Jason Manford has announced an additional 89 shows in 2025 as part of his new blockbuster live tour - A Manford All Seasons - bringing the total number of tour dates to 176. Tickets for these new dates go on sale on Friday 29 November at 10:00am here.
A Manford All Seasons is Jason’s latest comedy offering, showcasing his iconic “expert observational comedy” (The Guardian) which is already earning him standing ovations night after night. Jason is “blessed with the sort of laid-back charm and sharp turn of phrase you can’t manufacture” (Daily Telegraph) as well as a unique ability to connect with audiences, making him one of the nation’s favourite comedians.
Jason said: “I’m absolutely blown away by the response to this tour so far. I love touring and bringing some chuckles in these difficult times and so adding these dates means I can see even more of you all over the country”
The Salford-born stan-up is one of the UK’s leading multi-talented performers, with a career also spanning acting, presenting and singing on both stage and screen.
Away from comedy, Jason recently hosted the BBC One quiz show The Answer Run, which was the most successful BBC TV quiz show launch in over 10 years. And this December he will back on the BBC hosting a Christmas special of Have I Got Sport For You – a new spin-off of the hit satirical panel show Have I Got News For You. A seasoned presenter, he’s fronted hit shows for the BBC and ITV, including Unbeatable, Sunday Night at The Palladium and The Royal Variety Performance. He also dazzled as a judge on ITV1’s Starstruck and brought the house down as host of BBC One’s primetime special Big Night of Musicals. Jason also presents his award-winning three-hour show every Sunday on Absolute Radio.
His other TV credits include: First & Last (BBC One), The Masked Singer (ITV1), What Would Your Kid Do? (ITV1), Scarborough (BBC One), 8 Out of 10 Cats (Channel 4), The Nightly Show (ITV1), Live at the Apollo (BBC One), Have I Got News For You (BBC One) and QI (BBC Two). In September this year, Jason joined the cast of Waterloo Road (BBC One) as the head teacher in a gripping new storyline.
On stage, Jason has starred in numerous musicals in the West End and across the UK, including Sweeney Todd, The Producers, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, Guys and Dolls, and Curtains. Last summer Jason starred as the Cowardly Lion in The Wizard of Oz at The London Palladium, a role he reprised in his hometown of Manchester. Jason has led the cast at the Manchester Opera House as Captain Hook in The Pantomime Adventures of Peter Pan, Jack in Jack and The Beanstalk and this Christmas as Prince Charming in Cinderella.
A MANFORD ALL SEASONS – 2025 UK TOUR DATES
Sunday 9th February
Brighton
Theatre Royal
Wednesday 26th February
Folkestone
Leas Cliff Hall
Thursday 27th February
Dorking
Halls
Friday 28th February
Eastbourne
Congress Theatre
Saturday 1st March
Bexhill
De La Warr Pavilion
Wednesday 5th March
Milton Keynes
Milton Keynes Theatre
Thursday 6th March
Cheltenham
Town Hall
Friday 7th March
Birmingham
Symphony Hall
Saturday 8th March
Coventry
Warwick Arts Centre
Wednesday 12th March
Crawley
Hawth Theatre
Friday 14th March
Wimbledon
New Wimbledon Theatre
Saturday 15th March
Stoke - On- Trent
Regent Theatre
Wednesday 19th March
Worthing
Assembly Hall
Friday 21st March
Southend
Cliffs Pavilion
Saturday 22nd March
Torquay
Princess Theatre
Thursday 27th March
Guildford
G Live
Friday 28th March
Poole
Concert Hall
Saturday 29th March
Basingstoke
The Anvil
Wednesday 2nd April
Dudley
Town Hall
Thursday 3rd April
Buxton
Opera House
Friday 4th April
Chesterfield
Winding Wheel
Saturday 5th April 5
Stockton
Globe
Thursday 10th April
Portsmouth
Guildhall
Friday 11th April
Ramsgate
The Granville
Wednesday 23rd April
Inverness
Eden Court
Thursday 24th April
Dundee
Caird Hall
Friday 25th April
Aberdeen
Music Hall
Saturday 26th April
Dunfermline
Alhambra Theatre
Wednesday 30th April
Warrington
Parr Hall
Thursday 1st May
Newcastle
City Hall
Friday 2nd May
Leeds
Grand Theatre
Saturday 3rd May
Kendal
Leisure Centre
Wednesday 7th May
Scarborough
Spa Grand Hall
Thursday 8th May
Scunthorpe
Baths Hall
Friday 9th May
Halifax
Victoria Theatre
Saturday 10th May
York
Barbican
Wednesday 14th May
Tunbridge Wells
Assembly Theatre
Saturday 17th May
Bournemouth
Pavilion Theatre
Wednesday 21st May
St Helens
Theatre Royal
Thursday 22nd May
Rhyl
Pavilion Theatre
Friday 23rd May
Llandudno
Venue Cymru
Saturday 24th May
Swansea
Arena
Wednesday 4th June
Dunstable
Grove Theatre
Friday 6th June
Stevenage
Leisure Centre
Friday 20th June
Glasgow
Pavilion Theatre
Friday 27th June
Cardiff
New Theatre
Thursday 3rd July
Weston Super Mare
Playhouse
Friday 4th July
Weymouth
Pavillion
Wednesday 9th July
Chatham
Central Theatre
Thursday 10th July
Bromley
Churchill Theatre
Friday 18th July
Isle of Wight
Shanklin Theatre
Wednesday 23rd July
Castlebar
Royal Theatre
Thursday 24th July
Drogheda
Tommy Leddy Theatre
Friday 25th July
Cork
Opera House
Saturday 26th July
Limerick
University Concert Hall
Sunday 27th July
Wexford
National Opera House
Wednesday 30th July
St Albans
Alban Arena
Thursday 31st July
Oxford
New Theatre
Friday 1st August
Lincoln
The Engine Shed
Saturday 2nd August
Skegness
Embassy Hall
Wednesday 10th September
Cambridge
Corn Exchange
Thursday 11th September
Fareham
Live
Saturday 13th September
High Wycombe
Wycombe Swan
Wednesday 17th September
Coleraine
Diamond Hall
Thursday 18th September
Belfast
Ulster Hall
Friday 19th September
Derry
Millennium Forum
Saturday 20th September
Armagh
City Hotel
Wednesday 24th September
Taunton
Wellsprings
Thursday 25th September
Truro
Hall For Cornwall
Friday 26th September
Bath
Forum
Saturday 27th September
Bristol
The Beacon
Thursday 2nd October
Reading
Hexagon
Wednesday 8th October
Chester
Storyhouse
Thursday 9th October
Middlesbrough
Town Hall
Saturday 11th October
Wolverhampton
Civic Hall
Wednesday 15th October
Bedford
Corn Exchange
Saturday 18th October
Croydon
Fairfield Halls
Thursday 23rd October
Grimsby
Auditorium
Friday 24th October
Manchester
Co-Op Arena
Thursday 6th November
Walsall
Arena
Friday 7th November
Stockport
Plaza
Saturday 8th November
Bolton
Albert Halls
Wednesday 12th November
Lowestoft
Marine Theatre
Thursday 13th November
Peterborough
New Theatre
Friday 14th November
Middleton
Arena
Friday 21st November
Hastings
White Rock Theatre
Wednesday 26th November
Hull
City Hall
Thursday 27th November
Bradford
St George's Hall
Friday 28th November
Doncaster
The Dome
Saturday 29th November
Blackpool
Opera House
