After a sellout leg of this tour, Ivo Graham has extended his Orange Crush tour into Autumn 2026.
What is the best orange thing in the world? Aperol spritz? Sunsets? Claudia Winkleman? You probably never stopped to think about what your favourite orange thing was, but you’re damn sure thinking about it now. Maybe it’s marmalade, or maybe it’s Garfield, or maybe it’s the album ‘Channel Orange’ by Frank Ocean. There’s just so many to consider. And no one on earth has considered more of them than Ivo Graham.
Ivo Graham has always been a fan of orange things. Baked beans. Sriracha mayo. The Tiger Who Came To Tea. But in 2025, a series of emotional days in his favourite colour prompted Ivo to commit harder than ever to the bit: colour-co-ordinating his life for his daughter, for his mother, for his football team, and, he desperately hopes, for your entertainment. Come and help this orange lunatic make his orange list, in a show about hats, haters, hometown heroes, and whether Hare Krishnas are better than Hobnobs.
Despite aiming for more serious careers at Eton and Oxford, Ivo has spent his entire adult life on the stand-up circuit, winning So You Think You’re Funny? aged 18 in 2009 and since establishing himself as, if not the UK’s poshest, then certainly its most apologetically posh comedian. His 2019 show The Game of Life, received nominations for Best Show and Best Joke at the Edinburgh Fringe.
2026:
Tuesday 8 September – Winchester, Theatre Royal
Wednesday 9 September – Bristol, Old Vic
Thursday 17 September – Hull, Truck Theatre
Wednesday 30 September – Worcester, Swan Theatre
Sunday 4 October – Chesham, The Elgiva Theatre
Tuesday 6 October – Durham, Gala Theatre
Monday 12 October – London, Soho Theatre, Main House
Tuesday 13 October – London, Soho Theatre, Main House
Wednesday 14 October – London, Soho Theatre, Main House
Thursday 15 October – London, Soho Theatre, Main House
Friday 16 October – London, Soho Theatre, Main House
Saturday 17 October – London, Soho Theatre, Main House
Friday 23 October – Lichfield, Garrick Theatre
Wednesday 28 October – Plymouth, The Quad Theatre
Thursday 29 October – Launceston, Town Hall
Wednesday 11 November – Liverpool, Playhouse Theatre
Tuesday 17 November – Northampton, Royal
Wednesday 25 November – Leicester, Y Theatre
Thursday 26 November – Glasgow, Oran Mor
Sunday 29 November – Salford, The Lowry (Quays Theatre)
Wednesday 2 December – Cambridge, Junction
Thursday 10 December – Guildford, Yvonne Arnaud Theatre
2027:
Wednesday 21 April Belfast, The MAC
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