Jeeves and Wooster are returning to UK stages in 2027, with Tom Rosenthal as Bertie Wooster and Adrian Scarborough as Jeeves in Jeeves and Wooster in Perfect Nonsense.
Based on the stories of P. G. Wodehouse, the comedy is adapted by Robert and David Goodale, directed by Phillip Breen and produced by ATG Productions.
2027 UK tour dates and venues
- Aylesbury Waterside Theatre — 29 January–6 February
- Manchester Opera House — 9–13 February
- Theatre Royal Brighton — 16–20 February
- Princess Theatre, Torquay — 23–27 February
- Richmond Theatre — 2–6 March
- Arts Theatre, Cambridge — 9–13 March
- Theatre Royal Glasgow — 16–20 March
- Woking Theatre — 23–27 March
- Milton Keynes Theatre — 30 March–3 April
- Liverpool Playhouse — 13–17 April
- Sheffield Lyceum — 20–24 April
- The Alexandra, Birmingham — 27 April–1 May
- Grand Opera House, York — 4–8 May
Official booking information: Aylesbury · Brighton · Richmond · Cambridge · Liverpool · Sheffield. These are venue links, not tracked affiliate links.
What is Perfect Nonsense about?
Bertie Wooster attempts to tell one of his adventures on stage, with his unflappable valet Jeeves helping to keep the chaos under control. The stage adaptation first appeared in 2013 and won the Olivier Award for Best New Comedy.
First look at the cast
Promotional images supplied for the production. Main cast photography: Michael Wharley (credit reported by WhatsOnStage); individual portrait credits have not been independently confirmed.
Tickets and access
For booking and venue-specific accessibility information, see the official ATG show listing or the relevant venue website. Cambridge, Liverpool and Sheffield were listed as on sale soon in the launch announcement; check for updates before travelling.
More 2027 theatre tours
Looking ahead? Explore our guides to Blood Brothers, Grease and Twelve Angry Men.
