
Get ready to laugh until your sides ache, national comedy treasure Stephen K Amos is hitting the road again with his brand-new stand-up show Now We’re Talking! in 2025 with three dates in Oxfordshire.
Known for his quick wit, infectious charm, and razor-sharp timing, Amos invites audiences into his world of musings, mayhem and mischief, with no topic off-limits. He’ll be diving into everything from daily annoyances and personal quirks to the things that truly make him tick (and give him the ick).
With sold-out tours across Australia, Europe and the US, and fresh off the success of his last show Oxymoron, this new tour is a welcome return to UK stages for one of the country’s most respected comics.
A Global Favourite, On UK Soil
Whether on screen, stage or behind the mic, Stephen’s star continues to rise. In recent years he’s:
- Starred as Alfred P. Doolittle in My Fair Lady at the London Coliseum
- Nabbed a Best Supporting Performer nomination for My Night With Reg
- Featured in Tim Burton’s Beetlejuice Beetlejuice
- Earned global affection as a contestant on I’m A Celebrity Australia
- Produced the acclaimed sitcom What Does the K Stand For?, named by the i newspaper as one of the 27 best radio shows of all time
Amos also remains a regular presence on British TV and radio, with appearances on Live at the Apollo, QI, The One Show, and BBC Radio 4.
See Him in Oxfordshire
Stephen K Amos brings Now We’re Talking! to Oxfordshire for two special nights:
- Wednesday 22 July – Chipping Norton
- Saturday 27 September – Didcot
- Wednesday 1 October – Banbury
These intimate venues are expected to sell out quickly, book early to avoid disappointment. Stephen’s shows are often suitable for older teens and adults. Age guidance: 14+ recommended due to some adult themes and strong language.
Getting There & Venue Tips
Chipping Norton Theatre
- Central location with nearby parking on Albion Street
- Cosy bar available inside
Cornerstone, Didcot
- Right next to Orchard Centre
- Pay & display parking and walking distance from Didcot Parkway station
Banbury Arts Centre
- Close to Banbury train station
- On-site café and adjacent to Spiceball Park Road car park
What the Critics Say
★★★★★ “You’ll laugh until you actually cry”
Sunday Express
★★★★★ “A note perfect hour”
The Metro
“Amos is dynamite”
The Guardian
“Effortless comedy from one of the country’s strongest stand-ups”
Sunday Times
Don’t Miss Out
With decades of experience, international acclaim, and a loyal fanbase across the globe, Stephen K Amos continues to be a powerhouse of British comedy.
Now We’re Talking! is more than just a stand-up show, it’s your chance to laugh out loud, think deeply, and experience one of the UK’s finest comics doing what he does best.
Secure your tickets now and join the conversation.
Full UK Tour Schedule (2025–2026)
| Date | Venue | Location |
|---|---|---|
| Wednesday 22 July 2025 | Theatre | Chipping Norton |
| Friday 5 September 2025 | Forest Arts Centre | New Milton |
| Wednesday 17 September 2025 | Arts Centre | Bridgwater |
| Thursday 18 September 2025 | The Spring | Havant |
| Friday 19 September 2025 | Norman Bragg Studio | Aylesbury |
| Saturday 20 September 2025 | Playhouse | Norwich |
| Thursday 25 September 2025 | Trinity Theatre | Tunbridge Wells |
| Friday 26 September 2025 | Junction | Cambridge |
| Saturday 27 September 2025 | Cornerstone | Didcot |
| Sunday 28 September 2025 | Assembly Hall | Tamworth |
| Wednesday 1 October 2025 | Arts Centre | Banbury |
| Friday 3 October 2025 | Theatre | Chelmsford |
| Saturday 4 October 2025 | Arts Centre | Swindon |
| Sunday 5 October 2025 | Dembe Theatre | Tring |
| Wednesday 8 October 2025 | Old Cold Store | Nottingham |
| Thursday 9 October 2025 | South Holland Centre | Spalding |
| Friday 10 October 2025 | Social | Hull |
| Saturday 11 October 2025 | City Varieties | Leeds |
| Sunday 12 October 2025 | Garrick Theatre | Lichfield |
| Friday 17 October 2025 | The Lights | Andover |
| Saturday 18 October 2025 | The Hawth | Crawley |
| Thursday 23 October 2025 | Theatre | Radlett |
| Friday 24 October 2025 | Palace Theatre | Southend |
| Saturday 25 October 2025 | Arlington Arts | Newbury |
| Friday 31 October 2025 | Public Hall | Beccles |
| Saturday 1 November 2025 | Playhouse | Harlow |
| Thursday 6 November 2025 | Redgrave Theatre | Bristol |
| Friday 7 Nov 2025 | Brewhouse | Taunton |
| Saturday 8 Nov 2025 | The Stables | Milton Keynes |
| Sunday 9 Nov 2025 | Old Town Hall | Hemel Hempstead |
| Thursday 13 Nov 2025 | Arts Depot | Finchley |
| Friday 14 Nov 2025 | Huntingdon Hall | Worcester |
| Sunday 16 Nov 2025 | The Lowry | Salford |
| Friday 21 Nov 2025 | The Point | Eastleigh |
| Saturday 22 Nov 2025 | G Live | Guildford |
| Sunday 23 Nov 2025 | Astor Theatre | Deal |
| Friday 28 Nov 2025 | Pheonix Arts Centre | Borden |
| Saturday 29 Nov 2025 | The Alex | Faversham |
| Thursday 4 Dec 2025 | West End Centre | Aldershot |
| Friday 5 Dec 2025 | Hat Factory | Luton |
| Saturday 6 Dec 2025 | Arts Centre | Colchester |
| Friday 9 Jan 2026 | Old Town Hall | Hemel Hempstead |
| Saturday 10 Jan 2026 | Derngate | Northampton |
| Thursday 15 Jan 2026 | Komedia | Brighton |
| Friday 16 Jan 2026 | Halls | Dorking |
| Sat 17 Jan 2026 (AM) | South Street Arts (Matinee) | Reading |
| Sat 17 Jan 2026 (PM) | South Street Arts | Reading |
| Wednesday 21 Jan 2026 | MMC Venue | Leicester |
| Thursday 22 Jan 2026 | The Stand | Newcastle |
| Friday 23 Jan 2026 | The Witham | Barnard Castle |
| Saturday 24 Jan 2026 | The Stand | Edinburgh |
| Sunday 25 Jan 2026 | The Stand | Glasgow |
| Friday 30 Jan 2026 | Leicester Square Theatre | London |
| Saturday 31 Jan 2026 | Leicester Square Theatre | London |
| Friday 6 Feb 2026 | Town Hall | Selby |
| Saturday 7 Feb 2026 | Courthouse | Otley |
































