Tim Vine is heading back out on tour in 2027 with his brand-new stand-up show Sillypun Valley.
Tim invites you to leave the real world behind and take a trip to Sillypun Valley. The joke conveyor belt is set to full speed. Expect daft gags by the handful, stupid props and a sprinkling of music. A show without a message. It’s Timmaterial. The Man with the Golden Pun has reloaded and he’s aiming at you. Strap in and let go.
Come Onnnnnnnnnn!!
Tim says: “On Average children laugh 300 times a day and adults laugh about 17 times. Come along to my new show and get your average up a bit.”
The management reminds you to breathe normally between jokes to avoid suffocation.
Also, on board the train to Sillypun is Tim’s ever faithful pal and the world’s greatest comedy magician John Archer.
Tim Vine has been making the country laugh for over 30 years. Coming hot on the heels of his last two tours BREEEEP! and Sunset Milk Idiot, Sillypun Valley is his silliest so far.
Tim started doing stand-up in the early 1990s on the London circuit and quickly discovered one liners were his forte. This led to success at the Edinburgh Festival with his show The Tim Vine Fiasco and he hosted various gameshows on TV and made numerous appearances on other TV and Radio shows always armed with his trademark one liners.
In 2001 he starred in the Sketch Show on ITV which won a BAFTA. By 2003 he was doing national stand-up tours and went on to release the very popular Tim Vine Joke Book and The Tim Vine Bumper Book of Silliness, and he won Dave’s Best Joke Of the Fringe twice at the Edinburgh Festival in 2010 and 2014. His TV appearances since have ranged from Taskmaster through to Celebrity Pottery Throwdown.
Tim’s Radio 4 show The Tim Vine Chat Show where he interviewed members of the audience was hugely popular and he has also produced and directed three very silly films. The latest was Rocker ‘Brella Fella containing 26 songs written by Tim and starring Tim’s alter ego Plastic Elvis. It was screened in cinemas around the country. But all roads lead back to stand-up, and Tim is delighted to be back on tour again to fill the theatres of the U.K. with uncontrollable laughter.
Tickets go on sale at 10am on Friday, October 30 here:
Tour schedule:
April:
Thursday 1 Basingstoke, Haymarket
Friday 2 Southend, Palace Theatre
Saturday 3 Southend, Palace Theatre
Tuesday 6 Leeds, City Varieties
Wednesday 7 Leeds, City Varieties
Thursday 8 Chesterfield, Winding Wheel
Friday 9 Birmingham, Alexandra Theatre
Saturday 10 Leatherhead, Theatre
Tuesday 13 Stamford, Corn Exchange
Wednesday 14 Stamford, Corn Exchange
Thursday 15 Northampton, Royal and Derngate
Friday 16 Hayes, Beck Theatre
Saturday 17 Crawley, The Hawth
Tuesday 20 Peterborough, New Theatre
Wednesday 21 Ulverston, Coro
Thursday 22 Salford, Quays Theatre
Friday 23 Salford, Quays Theatre
Saturday 24 Dartford, Orchard Theatre
Tuesday 27 Dorking, Halls
Wednesday 28 Weymouth, Pavilion
Thursday 29 Torquay, Babbacombe
May:
Saturday 1 Chatham, Central Theatre
Tuesday 4 Guildford, G Live
Wednesday 5 Ramsgate, Granville Theatre
Thursday 6 Ramsgate, Granville Theatre
Friday 7 St Albans, Arena
Saturday 8 Chipping Norton, Theatre
Tuesday 11 Malvern, Theatre
Wednesday 12 Malvern, Theatre
Thursday 13 Burnley, Mechanics
Friday 14 Nottingham, Playhouse
Saturday 15 Oxford, Playhouse
Tuesday 18 Monmouth, Savoy Theatre
Wednesday 19 Chester, Storyhouse
Thursday 20 Chester, Storyhouse
Friday 21 Milford Haven, The Torch
Saturday 22 Eastleigh, The Point
Tuesday 25 Wolverhampton, Grand Theatre
Wednesday 26 Wolverhampton, Grand Theatre
Thursday 27 Leamington Spa, Royal Spa Centre
Friday 28 Leamington Spa, Royal Spa Centre
Saturday 29 Fareham, Live
June:
Tuesday 1 Buxton, Opera House
Wednesday 2 Newcastle, Tyne Theatre
Thursday 3 Wakefield, Theatre Royal
Friday 4 Lancaster, Grand Theatre
Saturday 5 Blackpool, Grand Theatre
Wednesday 9 Worthing, Pavilion
Thursday 10 Hastings, White Rock Theatre
Friday 11 London, Shepherds Bush Empire
August:
Tuesday 31 Bristol, Redgrave
September:
Wednesday 1 Bristol, Redgrave
Thursday 2 Bristol, Redgrave
Friday 3 Bristol, Redgrave
Saturday 4 Bristol, Redgrave
Tuesday 7 Inverness, Eden Court Theatre
Wednesday 8 Perth, Theatre
Thursday 9 Glasgow, Oran Mor
Friday 10 Dunfermline, Alhambra Theatre
Tuesday 14 Wimborne, Tivoli Theatre
Wednesday 15 Bridport, Electric Theatre
Thursday 16 Isle Of Wight, Shanklin Theatre
Friday 17 Isle Of Wight, Shanklin Theatre
Saturday 18 Portsmouth, Theatre Royal
Tuesday 21 Norwich, Playhouse
Wednesday 22 Lowestoft, Marina Theatre
Thursday 23 King’s Lynn, Corn Exchange
Friday 24 Ipswich, Corn Exchange
Saturday 25 Ipswich, Corn Exchange
Tuesday 28 Bognor Regis, Alexandra Arts
Wednesday 29 Bognor Regis, Alexandra Arts
Thursday 30 Hertford, BEAM
October:
Friday 1Hertford, BEAM
