BAFTA-nominated comedian, musician and writer Rachel Parris returns to the stage with The Rachel Parris Songbook - a new show featuring some of her most beloved comedy songs from the past fifteen years, alongside sharp new stand-up material.
Tickets will go on sale Thursday 28th May and will be available from www.mickperrin.com/tours/the-rachel-parris-songbook.
The Rachel Parris Songbook brings together fan favourites including “Speedy Boarder”, “Girl With A Diamond Finger”, “Gym Go-er” and “Hen Doo On A Train”, all delivered with Rachel’s trademark wit, musical brilliance and razor-sharp observations. Whether audiences are lifelong fans or discovering her work for the first time, there is guaranteed to be “Something Profound” in this amazing show. Audiences are encouraged to come ready to sing along - a cappella may be included.
Known for her acclaimed appearances on Have I Got News for You, Mock the Week, QI, Would I Lie to You? and Live at the Apollo, Rachel Parris has become one of the UK’s most distinctive comedic voices. Her viral satirical segments on The Mash Report and Late Night Mash have amassed more than 100 million views online. She is also a founding cast member of the award-winning improv phenomenon Austentatious, which regularly performs to sold-out crowds in London’s West End and a regular on Radio 4 favourites Just a Minute and I’m Sorry I Haven’t a Clue.
Rachel has appeared on Live at the Apollo (BBC 2), QI (BBC 2), Would I Lie to You? (BBC 1), Mock the Week (BBC 2), Hypothetical (Dave), Impossible Celebrities (BBC 1), Harry Hill's ClubNite (C4), The Big Narstie Show (C4), Comedians Giving Lectures (Dave), Richard Osman's House of Games (BBC1), Zoe Ball on Saturday (ITV), The Weakest Link (BBC1), Celebrity Mastermind (BBC1), Rhod Gilbert's Growing Pains (Comedy Central), Alan Davies: As Yet Untitled (Dave), Guessable (Comedy Central) and The Wheel (BBC1), as well as hosting A Girl's Guide to TV on BBC2.
She has taken many critically acclaimed shows to the Edinburgh Fringe, Soho Theatre and on tour. Her tour shows It’s Fun to Pretend and All Change Please were extended due to demand and culminated in multiple sold-out shows at London’s Bloomsbury Theatre.
As an actor, Rachel has appeared in There She Goes (BBC 4), Plebs (ITV 2), Revolting (BBC 2), The IT Crowd (C4), Count Arthur Strong (BBC 1), Murder in Successville (BBC 3) and Russell Howard's Good News (BBC 3), and on stage in Death Ship 666 at the Jermyn Street Theatre.
Rachel’s first book, Advice from Strangers, was published by Hodder & Stoughton in 2022.
Picture credit: Karla Gowlett
Website: rachelontour.com
LISTINGS:
DATE TOUR CITY TOUR VENUE
NOVEMBER 2026
04/11/2026 BIRMINGHAM THE OLD REP
05/11/2026 LEEDS CITY VARIETIES
06/11/2026 LIVERPOOL THE EPSTEIN
07/11/2026 BLACKBURN KING GEORGES HALL, CONCERT
08/11/2026 LINCOLN LINCOLN THEATRE ROYAL
13/11/2026 EXETER NORTHCOTT THEATRE
14/11/2026 LAUNCESTON LAUNCESTON TOWN HALL
15/11/2026 PLYMOUTH THE QUAD THEATRE
17/11/2026 NOTTINGHAM PLAYHOUSE
19/11/2026 LONDON LEICESTER SQUARE THEATRE
FEBRUARY 2027
20/02/2027 BRIGHTON BRIGHTON DOME CORN EXCHANGE
21/02/2027 CANTERBURY GULBENKIAN THEATRE
25/02/2027 MAIDSTONE HAZLITT THEATRE
26/02/2027 POOLE LIGHTHOUSE THEATRE
27/02/2027 EASTLEIGH THE POINT
MARCH 2027
04/03/2027 COVENTRY WARWICK ARTS CENTRE THEATRE
05/03/2027 SHEFFIELD THE STEAMWORKS
06/03/2027 SOUTHPORT THE ATKINSON THEATRE
12/03/2027 LEICESTER THE Y THEATRE
13/03/2027 READING CONCERT HALL
14/03/2027 SALFORD QUAYS THE LOWRY
17/03/2027 GLASGOW THE GLEE CLUB
18/03/2027 DUNDEE WHITEHALL THEATRE
19/03/2027 ABERDEEN THE TIVOLI THEATRE
24/03/2027 NORWICH EPIC STUDIOS
25/03/2027 BURY ST EDMUNDS THEATRE ROYAL
26/03/2027 COLCHESTER COLCHESTER ARTS CENTRE
27/03/2027 ST ALBANS THE ALBAN ARENA
APRIL 2027
09/04/2027 CHESTER STORYHOUSE
10/04/2027 DURHAM GALA THEATRE
11/04/2027 SCARBOROUGH SCARBOROUGH SPA - THEATRE
16/04/2027 NEWPORT RIVERFRONT THEATRE
17/04/2027 BATH BATH COMEDY FESTIVAL
23/04/2027 PORTSMOUTH NEW THEATRE ROYAL
30/04/2028 LONDON LEICESTER SQUARE THE
