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Namaste

Omid Djalili, the Persian comedy powerhouse, is taking his critically acclaimed Namaste tour to new heights with additional UK dates announced for January to April 2026. Following a whirlwind run through Canada, the USA, Australia, and Singapore, Djalili is bringing his razor-sharp wit and fearless commentary back home to tackle the chaos of our times with a comedic vengeance.

The word Namaste, rooted in Sanskrit and meaning “bowing to you,” traditionally evokes peace and tranquility. But Djalili flips this on its head in his latest show. With the world grappling with climate change, terrorism, financial instability, oceanic pollution, and dwindling natural resources, he’s chosen to channel his inner rage rather than serenity.
Namaste is a masterclass in controlled chaos, where Djalili unleashes a torrent of comedic vitriol on the state of our “dangerously messed up planet.” No government is spared, no tyrant escapes his satirical crosshairs, and no issue is too big for his incisive humor.
Omid Djalili
A stalwart of the Edinburgh Festival, Djalili’s accolades speak for themselves. He’s clinched the Time Out Award for Best Stand-Up, been nominated for a Perrier Award, and won the Edinburgh Award Panel Prize. Beyond the comedy stage, his versatility shines through in his acting career, with a Best Actor award from the Turin Film Festival for his lead role in The Infidel, and standout performances as Fagin in Oliver! and Reb Tevye in Fiddler on the Roof.

More recently, Djalili charmed audiences as one of the Wise Men in the award-winning Journey to Bethlehem and as Bridget Christie’s husband in Channel 4’s acclaimed series The Change. He’s also hosted two series of ITV1’s Winning Combination, proving his charisma transcends mediums.

The Namaste tour is a must-see for anyone craving humor that’s as thought-provoking as it is side-splitting. Djalili’s ability to blend joy, rage, and razor-sharp observations ensures audiences leave both entertained and enlightened. As one reviewer aptly put it, “If you want funny, this guy has funny.”
Tour Dates
Tickets are on sale now, and with Djalili’s reputation for selling out shows, fans should act fast to catch this comedic titan in action. Don’t miss the chance to see Omid Djalili bow to his inner anger—and deliver a performance that’s as hilarious as it is timely.
For tickets visit https://www.omidnoagenda.com
20-Sep-25 Evesham – The Regal
21-Sep-25 Buxton – Opera House
22-Sep-25 New Brighton – Loral Pavilion
08-Oct-25 High Wycombe – Swan Theatre
09-Oct-25 Coventry – Warwick Arts
10-Oct-25 Chesterfield – Winding Whee
11-Oct-25 Newcastle – Tyne Theatre
23-Oct-25 Wakefield – Theatre Royal
24-Oct-25 Northampton – Royal And Der
25-Oct-25 Peterborough – Cresset
26-Oct-25 Leicester – De Montfort Hall
07-Nov-25 Aldershot – Princes Theatre
08-Nov-25 Basingstoke – The Anvil
19-Nov-25 Kings Lynn – Corn Exchange
20-Nov-25 Grimsby – Auditorium
21-Nov-25 Scarborough – Spa
25-Jan-26 Hertford – Theatre
27-Jan-26 Salisbury – Arts Centre
28-Jan-26 Bridport – Electric Palace
07-Feb-26 Dartford – Orchard Theatre
08-Feb-26 Wolverhampton – Grand Theatre
12-Feb-26 Liverpool – Playhouse
13-Feb-26 Redditch – Palace Theatre
14-Feb-26 Cheltenham – Town Hall
15-Feb-26 Camberley – Theatre
28-Feb-26 Plymouth – Quad Theatre
03-Apr-26 Leamington Spa – Royal Spa Centre
04-Apr-26 Crewe – Lyceum
05-Apr-26 Salford – The Lowry
06-Apr-26 Bradford – St Georges Hall
07-Apr-26 Chester – Storyhouse
08-Apr-26 Darlington – Hippodrome
25-Apr-26 Worthing – Assembly Hall
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