The legendary Prue Leith is to embark on her first ever live tour ‘Nothing in Moderation’ in 2023, kicking off on 1 February in Shrewsbury. The 34-date tour will travel across the UK and Ireland before culminating at the London Palladium on 6 April. Tickets will go on sale on Thursday 29 September from Mickperrin.com
Nothing is off the menu in this frank, revealing and very funny all-new show. Prue will share a myriad of fascinating anecdotes about her life: taking audiences through the ups and downs of being a successful restaurateur, novelist, businesswoman and Great British Bake Off judge; feeding the rich and famous, cooking for Royalty and even poisoning her clients – all told for the very first time.
In the second half she will be joined on stage by Clive Tulloh, who will put questions to Prue from the audience, that they’ve always wanted to ask, making the show a unique night to remember.
Prue Leith says: “I’ve never done a stage show before and at 82 I’m probably nuts to try it, but it’s huge fun, makes the audience laugh and lets me rant away about the restaurant trade, publishers, TV and writing, and sing the praises of food, love and life.”
Baking guru Dame Prue Leith is a judge on the world’s biggest baking TV show The Great British Bake Off, quickly becoming a firm favourite with audiences when she joined the show alongside Paul Hollywood in 2017. Before Bake Off, Prue enjoyed great success in her career as a restaurateur, chef, writer and journalist. In the 1960s and 70s, Prue ran her own catering business and then set up Leith’s Food and Wine – which trains professional cooks and amateur chefs. Prue has written multiple cookery books and many features about food for publications including The Guardian. She has appeared on many TV shows including Great British Menu and My Kitchen Rules.
PRUE LEITH UK AND IRELAND TOUR DATES 2023
1 February
Shrewsbury
Theatre Severn
2 February
Salford
The Lowry
3 February
Newcastle
Tyne Theatre & Opera House
4 February
Edinburgh
EICC Pentland
5 February
Glasgow
Theatre Royal
8 February
Northampton
Royal and Derngate
10 February
Poole
Lighthouse Arts Hall
11 February
Guildford
G Live
15 February
Reading
The Hexagon
16 February
Swindon
Wyvern Theatre
17 February
Portsmouth
New Theatre Royal
18 February
Cardiff
St David’s Hall
22 February
Bath
The Forum
23 February
Southend
Palace Theatre
25 February
Bexhill on Sea
De La Warr Pavilion
26 February
Brighton
Brighton Dome
28 February
Sheffield
Memorial Hall
1 March
Nottingham
Playhouse
2 March
York
Grand Opera House
5 March
Exeter
Corn Exchange
6 March
Truro
Hall for Cornwall
7 March
Yeovil
Octagon Theatre
10 March
Belfast
Belfast Waterfront
11 March
Dublin
Olympia Theatre
12 March
Birmingham
The Alexandra
15 March
Cheltenham
Everyman Theatre
16 March
Chester
Storyhouse
17 March
Leicester
De Montfort Hall
19 March
Norwich
Theatre Royal
21 March
Oxford
New Theatre
23 March
Basingstoke
The Anvil
24 March
Cambridge
Corn Exchange
25 March
Ipswich
Regent Theatre
6 April
London
London Palladium
