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Jonathan Pie - The End of the World According to Jonathan Pie

The Alexandra Theatre, Birmingham
4 October 2026 to 22 October 2026 (selected dates)

About the show

Jonathan Pie's live UK tour tackles Labour, Reform, Trump and AI. Age guidance 14+; restricted-view seats may miss the on-stage screen. Book tickets.

Jonathan Pie - The End of the World According to Jonathan Pie tickets and regional UK dates

Jonathan Pie, the UK's angriest news reporter, returns with a brand-new live show touring the UK. Billed as a helpful and hilarious guide to surviving the impending apocalypse, the show covers Keir Starmer's Labour, Reform, Elon Musk, Trump, the far-right, the woke left, climate collapse, AI and the possibility of world war.

What the show is about

Pie is coming to terms with having voted Labour, only to face the reality of Keir Starmer's government. Reform waits in the wings, the far-right is on the march, and the woke left, in Pie's view, has yet to find its bearings. The material extends beyond domestic politics to take in Elon Musk, Trump, climate collapse, AI and the prospect of a third world war, all framed as a comic survival guide to the present moment.

Audience considerations

The show carries an age guidance of 14 and above. Audience members seated in higher levels or in restricted-view positions should be aware that they may not have a full sightline to the on-stage screen used during the performance.

Dates, venues and booking links

These are the dates listed by ATG as checked on 21 September 2026. A date range may contain selected performances, rather than a show every day. Open your chosen venue link for exact times, seats and current prices.

VenueTown or cityDatesBooking statusTickets
New Theatre OxfordOxfordSun 4 Oct 2026EndedNo longer available
The Alexandra, BirminghamBirminghamWed 21 Oct 2026On saleBook tickets
Victoria Hall, Stoke-on-TrentStoke-on-TrentThu 22 Oct 2026On saleBook tickets

Choosing your tickets

Start with the venue and date that suit your trip, then compare the seats offered by ATG. Check the final total, any restricted-view information and the ticket conditions before paying. Availability and prices can change; the listed run dates do not guarantee seats for every performance.

Plan your theatre visit

Our venue guides cover getting there, seating and access information: New Theatre Oxford, The Alexandra Theatre, Birmingham, Victoria Hall, Stoke-on-Trent. If you need accessible seating or an assisted performance, check the arrangements for that venue and date with ATG before booking.

Tickets are sold by ATG Tickets, which handles checkout and booking support. British Theatre may earn a commission from the affiliate links on this page.

Frequently asked questions

Is Jonathan Pie a real news reporter?

No. Jonathan Pie is a fictional character. This is a live stand-up comedy show, not a broadcast journalism event.

Is the show suitable for under-14s?

The age guidance is 14 and above. The material covers adult political themes.

Are there any seating issues to be aware of?

Seats in higher levels or with restricted views may not offer a complete view of the on-stage screen, so it is worth considering seat position when booking.

Where can I book Jonathan Pie - The End of the World According to Jonathan Pie tickets?

Choose a venue from the dates table and follow its ATG Tickets link. You can then check performance times, available seats and the total price before paying.

Which regional venues are listed for Jonathan Pie - The End of the World According to Jonathan Pie?

New Theatre Oxford: Sun 4 Oct 2026; The Alexandra Theatre, Birmingham: Wed 21 Oct 2026; Victoria Hall, Stoke-on-Trent: Thu 22 Oct 2026.

Who handles my booking?

ATG Tickets sells the tickets and handles checkout, ticket delivery and booking support. British Theatre may earn a commission from these links.

Venue

The Alexandra Theatre, Birmingham

Suffolk Queensway, Birmingham B5 4DS

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Train

Birmingham New Street Station and Grand Central are only a few steps from the theatre, so the walk takes just a couple of minutes. Intercity services run into New Street from major towns and cities, including hourly trains from London.

Bus

Most city buses stop within a five-minute walk of the theatre. For timetables, call Traveline on 0871 200 22 33 (landline calls charged at 10p per minute) or check Network West Midlands online.

Parking

The Alexandra has no car park of its own. The nearest public option is Apex Parking on St Judes Passage, roughly 200m away, which has chargeable Blue Badge bays. Q-Park Mailbox offers 50 per cent off when you pre-book through the theatre's Q-Park link; you must pre-book to qualify and terms and conditions apply. There is also street parking on Station Street with marked Blue Badge bays maintained by Birmingham City Council, measuring 210cm x 490cm (6ft 11in x 16ft 1in).

The Alexandra Theatre, Birmingham seating levels: stage, then Stalls, Dress Circle, Upper Grand Circle

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