Alan Carr will bring Have I Said Too Much? to Eastbourne and Brighton in 2027, with an extra Congress Theatre date offering another opportunity to see the show after heavy demand.
The Eastbourne run is scheduled for 17–19 February. Carr’s official tour page labels 17 February as an extra date and lists limited availability for both that performance and 18 February. The 19 February show is sold out.
All three Brighton Dome performances on 4 and 5 June are fully booked. The venue is directing anyone seeking returns to its ticket office on 01273 709709.
What is Have I Said Too Much? about?
The show is built around Carr’s capacity for oversharing, with stories about dating, showbusiness green rooms and his experiences around The Traitors.
It is presented by Off The Kerb Productions, with the Brighton Dome listing confirming a reserved-seating stand-up show for audiences strictly aged 14 and over. The Saturday date has both an afternoon and an evening performance, making the time on the booking particularly important.
Where have you seen Alan Carr before?
Carr’s television work stretches from Chatty Man, which ran for 16 series, to Interior Design Masters and the game show Picture Slam.
His official biography also includes Changing Ends, the autobiographical comedy based on his childhood as the son of a football manager in Northampton during the 1980s.
He has worked with Amanda Holden on property programmes including Amanda And Alan’s Italian Job and Amanda And Alan’s Spanish Job, while his podcast Life’s A Beach centres on conversations with guests about travel.
These credits span presenting, scripted comedy and interviews. Have I Said Too Much? returns him to a full-length live stand-up performance.
All six Sussex performances
| Performance | Venue | Booking position |
|---|---|---|
| 17 February 2027 | Congress Theatre, Eastbourne | Extra date; limited availability listed |
| 18 February 2027 | Congress Theatre, Eastbourne | Limited availability listed |
| 19 February 2027 | Congress Theatre, Eastbourne | Sold out |
| 4 June 2027, 7.30pm | Brighton Dome Concert Hall | Fully booked; ask about returns |
| 5 June 2027, 3pm | Brighton Dome Concert Hall | Fully booked; ask about returns |
| 5 June 2027, 7.30pm | Brighton Dome Concert Hall | Fully booked; ask about returns |
The artist’s official tour page links to the individual dates. Eastbourne’s booking page gives a running time of one hour 50 minutes including an interval, with an age restriction of 14+ and a maximum of six tickets per order.
Tickets, returns and access
For Eastbourne, use the Congress Theatre’s official booking page to check remaining seats, prices and performance times. Brighton’s returns are handled by the Dome ticket office; a fully booked listing does not mean additional tickets have been released.
Brighton Dome lists captioning by Nicola Dutton, while Carr’s tour itinerary identifies the 5 June evening show as BSL-interpreted. Contact the venue about the appropriate performance and seat position for those services.
Getting to the venues
Congress Theatre is on Carlisle Road, Eastbourne, BN21 4BP, in the Devonshire Quarter. The Eastbourne Theatres visitor guide provides the Congress-specific access and travel information.
Brighton Dome Concert Hall is on Church Street, BN1 1UE, about ten minutes’ walk from Brighton station. North Street and Pavilion Parade bus stops are nearby. Use the Concert Hall entrance details on your ticket, as the Dome estate has several separate performance spaces.
Our Tim Vine tour guide covers five further Sussex comedy dates in 2027.
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