Alan Carr

Have I Said Too Much?
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Alan Carr’s back on tour and his lips are unsealed! With a big mouth and a talent for oversharing, Alan’s ready to dish some drama. Expect stories of dipping into the dating pool, navigating showbiz green rooms and a sprinkling of tales from the Traitors turret. Alan Carr has just announced his headline shows in the 3Olympia Theatre, Dublin on Thursday 18th Novemebr, Friday 19th November and Saturday 20th November 2027 as part of the Have I Said Too Much? tour.

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 “certified national treasure”- The Times

"no one will ever underestimate Carr’s killer talent."- The Telegraph  

 “…as endearing as ever”- The Guardian

Alan’s unique sense of humour and effortless stage presence have made him one of Britain’s most successful and treasured comedians. With sixteen series of Channel 4’s Chatty Man under his belt, Alan has won a multitude of awards including two NTAs, two RTS Awards and a prestigious BAFTA in 2013. Alan remains in high demand both as a host and guest across television. This year alone has seen him take on the role of a traitor and win, The Celebrity Traitors, serve as a judge on RuPaul’s Drag Race UK, host of Interior Design Masters and he will soon appear on series two of Last One Laughing.

Alan stars in his autobiographical sitcom Changing Ends based on his early life growing up as the son of a football manager in Northampton during the 1980s. The show was a huge hit, receiving rave reviews. Its third is now airing and a fourth series is due to air soon. Alan also provides the voiceover for the CBBC show The Football Academy. In 2023 Alan turned his hand to property development with his friend Amanda Holden, transforming run-down properties in Amanda and Alan’s Italian Job and Amanda and Alan’s Spanish Job. The pair will soon return to our screens in Amanda and Alan’s Big Greek Job.

Alan is the host of the smash-hit Saturday night gameshow Picture Slam which has returned for its third series this year and has hosted and appeared on The Royal Variety Performance on numerous occasions. He also featured as a judge on the ITV musical competition Mamma Mia! I Have a Dream. Alan can also be heard on his hit podcast Life’s A Beach, which has featured guests such as Norman Cook, Mariah Carey, Michael McIntyre, Louis Theroux, Michael Sheen, Damon Albarn, Michael Palin, Stephen Fry and Katherine Ryan and has just launched a brand new show Bottoms Up! with long term pal Lee Peart.