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Ahir Shah: Golden

presented by Avalon Promotions

Due to personal circumstances, Ahir is having to postpone his tour until Autumn 2027. We have secured a new date on Saturday 2nd October 2027. However, excitingly, this will now take place be at the new Hexagon Studio as part of it's opening season.

New date on sale Friday 21st August, 5pm. New booking link here.

Message to ticket holders:

Please bear with us while we transfer your tickets to the new date & venue. We will try and ensure you have "like-for-like" tickets in the new space.

A message from Ahir Shah:

Hello! This is Ahir Shah, with a note to say I’m going to have to shift my tour back a few months, to the autumn of 2027.

I apologise for any inconvenience caused, and very much hope you are able to make the rescheduled date, but it sort of had to be done and I hope you understand - turns out, rescheduling the other thing due to happen early next year is “biologically impossible”.

Hope to see you on tour, albeit a bit later than expected,

Ahir

 

HBO and Netflix star Ahir Shah (Live at the Apollo, Mock The Week, Have I Got News For You, QI) is back with his new stand-up show Golden. His last show, Ends, won the prestigious Edinburgh Comedy Award for Best Show, sold out shows across the world and was recorded as a comedy special for Netflix. 

Ahir has also been seen and heard on shows including Ahir Shah: Dots (HBO), Jurassic World 3, Foundation (Apple TV), Richard Osman’s House of Games (BBC2), The Last Leg (C4), The Mash Report (BBC2), Frankie Boyle's New World Order (BBC2) and The Now Show (BBCR4).

“The most important stand-up of the year, if not decade.” Stephen Armstrong

Age guidance: 14+
Running time: 40 mins / interval / 40 mins approx. (no support)

“this is truly outstanding stand up”

Bruce Dessau, Evening Standard

“intricately crafted, profoundly moving, howlingly funny... he’s a blazing talent firing on all cylinders”

Tristram Fane Saunders, The Daily Telegraph

“an astonishing comedy hour… takes audiences to the highest of highs of human emotion”

Isobel Lewis, The Independent