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Simon Reeve announces no less than 3 Sussex tour dates

by Nick Linazasoro
Friday 24 Nov, 2023 at 2:45PM
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Simon Reeve announces no less than 3 Sussex tour dates

Simon Reeve

Live a wilder life! Take more risks! That’s the advice from TV presenter and author Simon Reeve as he continues to “inspire and entertain” audiences with 48 new dates added to his UK theatre tour ‘To The Ends Of The Earth’ – including THREE visits to Sussex.

Due to huge demand and following his successful autumn 2023 tour dates, Simon Reeve will continue his ‘To The Ends Of The Earth’ tour in 2024 – including a date at Crawley’s The Hawth on Tuesday May 21st, Worthing Assembly Hall on Friday May 24th, and Eastbourne’s Congress Theatre on Friday November 29th.

Audiences have hailed ‘To The Ends Of The Earth’ as a “beautiful, inspiring, magical show”, praising Simon’s openness and “heartrending” honesty. Fans have described the evening as “even better, funnier and more thoughtful than I’d hoped and expected”, and “perfectly balanced with joy, vulnerability, information, fun and personal challenge”.

Tickets for 2024 are on sale NOW from HERE.

Best known for his travel documentaries which combine current affairs, history, wildlife, culture and conservation, Simon Reeve hopes that ‘To The Ends Of The Earth‘ will inspire audiences to make the most of their chances to have wild experiences in the great outdoors.

Announcing the 2024 tour dates, Simon said: “I have had an absolutely fantastic time with ‘To The Ends Of The Earth’ so far, playing to sold out venues and receiving such kind and brilliant feedback from audiences – so to have the chance to carry on sharing these stories and visiting more places in 2024 is an honour”.

“The stage isn’t what you’d call my natural habitat, but I honestly grow to love it more with every single show we do. And that is really the message I’m sharing on this tour – it’s all about stepping out of our comfort zones; trying new adventures, turning left instead of right and discovering what is out there to be seen and experienced, whether we’re close to home or enjoying far-flung travels”.

“We all need to be a bit more wild and get out into nature, for our hearts, our heads, our wellbeing and our memories”.

“I really hope the stories and advice that I share on this tour inspire people to make new memories and have big adventures, wherever they are.”

SIMON REEVE – TO THE ENDS OF THE EARTH crossed the country to 34 towns and cities in October and November 2023, and followed Simon’s 72-date sell-out tour An Audience With Simon Reeve in 2018-2020.

The live stage show features behind-the-scenes footage and stunning imagery, as Simon shares surprising and thrilling stories, deeper thoughts and hearty laughs.

Simon has been hailed as “British television’s most adventurous traveller”. His travels have taken him to more than 130 countries, across jungles, deserts, mountains and oceans, and to some of the most beautiful, dangerous and remote regions of the world.

After starting out as a newspaper post-boy Simon went on to become an investigative journalist, then an author and highly-regarded broadcaster. He has made multiple award-winning TV series, exploring destinations such as North America, South America, most recently, and also Russia, The Indian Ocean, the Equator, Tropic of Cancer, Tropic of Capricorn and Australia.

He is also a Sunday Times and New York Times bestselling author of multiple books including Journeys to Impossible Places, Step By Step: The Life In My Journeys and Tropic Of Capricorn.

For more information about SIMON REEVE – TO THE ENDS OF THE EARTH, visit HERE or www.shootandscribble.com

SIMON REEVE: TO THE ENDS OF THE EARTH TOUR 2024

APRIL
THU 25 BARNSTAPLE QUEEN’S THEATRE
FRI 26 EXETER GREAT HALL
SAT 27 SWINDON WYVERN THEATRE

MAY
THU 2 SWANSEA SWANSEA ARENA
FRI 3 HIGH WYCOMBE SWAN THEATRE
SAT 4 WOKING NEW VICTORIA THEATRE
SUN 5 IPSWICH REGENT THEATRE
MON 6 RICHMOND RICHMOND THEATRE
TUE 7 BRISTOL BRISTOL BEACON
SAT 11 TRURO HALL FOR CORNWALL
TUE 14 ST ALBANS ALBAN ARENA
WED 15 BUXTON OPERA HOUSE
THU 16 WREXHAM WILLIAM ASTON HALL
SUN 19 CANTERBURY MARLOWE THEATRE
MON 20 CHATHAM CENTRAL THEATRE
TUE 21 CRAWLEY THE HAWTH
WED 22 TUNBRIDGE WELLS ASSEMBLY HALL
THU 23 POOLE LIGHTHOUSE
FRI 24 WORTHING ASSEMBLY HALL

OCTOBER
SUN 20 CARDIFF NEW THEATRE
MON 21 YEOVIL WESTLANDS
TUE 22 TORQUAY PRINCESS THEATRE
THU 24 READING THE HEXAGON
SAT 26 BLACKBURN KING GEORGE’S HALL
SUN 27 LEAMINGTON SPA ROYAL SPA CENTRE
WED 30 DUDLEY TOWN HALL
THU 31 HALIFAX VICTORIA THEATRE

NOVEMBER
FRI 1 YARM PAA THEATRE
SAT 2 SCUNTHORPE THE BATHS HALL
SUN 3 KENDAL LEISURE CENTRE
WED 6 PETERBOROUGH THE CRESSET
THU 7 WARRINGTON PARR HALL
FRI 8 CHESTER STORYHOUSE
SAT 9 STEVENAGE CONCERT HALL
SUN 10 DUNSTABLE THE GROVE THEATRE
MON 11 CAMBRIDGE CORN EXCHANGE
THU 14 DUNFERMLINE ALHAMBRA THEATRE
FRI 15 INVERNESS EDEN COURT
WED 20 GUILDFORD G LIVE
FRI 22 KING’S LYNN CORN EXCHANGE
SAT 23 CHELTENHAM TOWN HALL
SUN 24 SOUTHAMPTON O2 GUILDHALL
TUE 26 BURY ST EDMUNDS THE APEX
WED 27 COLCHESTER CHARTER HALL
THU 28 FOLKESTONE LEAS CLIFF HALL
FRI 29 EASTBOURNE CONGRESS THEATRE

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