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Alan Davies
Alan Roger Davies, born March 6, 1966, in Loughton, Essex, is an English comedian and actor. He studied Drama and Theatre Studies at the University of Kent, graduating in 1988, and began performing stand-up comedy that year at the Whitstable Labour Club.
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United Kingdom
- Sep 21FalmouthTruro Hall for CornwallView details
- Sep 22BournemouthBournemouth PavilionView details
- Sep 23BathBath ForumView details
- Sep 24PeterboroughNew Theatre PeterboroughView details
- Sep 25CoventryWarwick Arts Centre, CoventryView details
- Sep 28CheltenhamCheltenham Town HallView details
- Sep 29Milton KeynesGrove TheatreView details
- Sep 30HullHull City HallView details
- Oct 1YorkLEEDS PLAYHOUSEView details
- Oct 5WindsorHexagon TheatreView details
- Oct 6LeicesterDe Montfort HallView details
- Oct 7LeedsSt Georges Hall, BradfordView details
- Oct 9BrightonWorthing Assembly HallView details
- Oct 13BelfastUlster Hall BelfastView details
- Oct 19Newcastle Upon TyneTyne TheatreView details
- Oct 21AberdeenAberdeen Music HallView details
- Oct 22EdinburghKings Theatre EdinburghView details
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Past shows
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United Kingdom
- Jul 24LondonSoho Theatre WalthamstowView details
About Alan Davies
Davies rose through the London comedy circuit in the early 1990s, receiving the Time Out Best Young Comic award in 1991 and winning the Edinburgh Festival Perrier Award for comedy in 1994. He became widely known for portraying the title role in the BBC mystery drama Jonathan Creek, a stage-illusion designer who solves crimes, which ran from 1997 to 2016. Since 2003 he has been the only permanent panellist on the BBC panel show QI, appearing in every episode across multiple hosts, including original host Stephen Fry.
He won Best Actor at the 2001 Monte Carlo Television Festival for his role in the drama Bob & Rose, and received an honorary doctorate from the University of Kent in 2003. Beyond acting and panel-show work, he has published three memoirs, including Just Ignore Him (2020), which discussed his childhood.
Davies continues to work across stand-up, television and writing. In 2025 he launched Think Ahead, his first major stand-up tour in a decade.
