0
Image: Ed Byrne: No Dramas
← All Harrogate events
What's on in Harrogate
Ed Byrne: No Dramas
Irish stand-up Ed Byrne brings his 2027 tour show No Dramas to Harrogate's Royal Hall on Saturday 1 May 2027. It starts at 8pm, tickets are £31 to £61, and the show is recommended for ages 16+.
Ed Byrne: No Dramas at the Royal Hall
Ed Byrne is an Irish stand-up comedian known for his TV work. His 2027 tour show, No Dramas, is a lighter follow-up to his previous show, Tragedy Plus Time. Its premise is a man who wants a quiet life while the world keeps finding small things to annoy him. The Harrogate date is part of a tour of nearly 60 UK dates, plus a few stops in Ireland and Guernsey. It is a public ticketed show, and Harrogate Theatre is the presenter for this night.
Date and times
The show is on Saturday 1 May 2027 in the Royal Hall, with an 8.00pm start. Harrogate Theatre lists the running time as 110 minutes. We could not find a published doors time, so check your ticket or the box office closer to the date.
Tickets and who it is for
Tickets cost £31 to £61. The top price is for a box seating two, and boxes may have a restricted view of the stage. The show is recommended for ages 16+, with no trigger warnings listed. Harrogate Theatre's page lists captioned, relaxed, audio described and BSL-interpreted performance options. Check the booking page for which options apply to this date. For wheelchair and companion bookings, call the box office on 01423 502116. The Royal Hall and Convention Centre take card and contactless payments only.
Getting there
Harrogate station is about a 10-minute walk from the Convention Centre. LNER runs direct trains to London King's Cross roughly hourly, and Leeds is about 35 minutes away. Leeds Bradford Airport is around 30 minutes by taxi. If you are driving, the Convention Centre says there are over 1,200 parking spaces in the centre of town. Our apartments and townhouses are in central Harrogate, many a short walk from the Royal Hall, so you can walk back after the show.
Book early
Saturday evenings in spring are busy in Harrogate. If you want a particular type of seat, or a box for two, book those tickets first. Then sort out your accommodation, as central places fill up on show nights. Booking direct with us means you can choose between a one-bedroom apartment and a larger townhouse for a group.
After the show
With an 8pm start, you will probably finish at about 10pm. That leaves time for a late meal or a drink in the town centre. Many restaurants and bars are within an easy walk of the Royal Hall. If you stay the night, you could spend Sunday morning at the Turkish Baths, then have a leisurely brunch before heading home. Our apartments have their own kitchens, so you can also have a slow start without worrying about hotel breakfast times.
Staying for this event?
Your base in Harrogate, a short walk from the venue
Make a night of it: dinner in town before the show, then a short walk back to your apartment.
See available homesCentral and walkable
Our homes are spread across central Harrogate, many within a short walk of the Convention Centre, the Royal Hall and the station.
Room for the whole team
Apartments and townhouses that sleep groups, often better value than booking several hotel rooms for exhibitors or delegates.
Book direct, best rate
Self check-in for late arrivals, fast Wi-Fi and a local team on hand. Rated 4.9 from 1,500+ five-star reviews.
Getting there
Harrogate station is in the town centre, with direct trains to London King's Cross roughly every hour and to Leeds in about 35 minutes. The Convention Centre is around a ten-minute walk from the station.
Book early
Big shows and conferences fill the town quickly, especially multi-day trade fairs. Book your stay as soon as your dates are confirmed.
Make a night of it
After the event, Harrogate's restaurants, bars and Turkish Baths are on the doorstep. See our local guide for where we eat and drink.
More events in Harrogate
See what's onQuestions people ask
Where should I stay for Ed Byrne: No Dramas?
Somewhere central makes the evening easier. Short Stay Harrogate has serviced apartments and townhouses in the town centre, many a short walk from the Royal Hall and Convention Centre. That means no taxi or parking worries after an 8pm show.
Is Ed Byrne: No Dramas open to the public?
Yes. It is a ticketed comedy show. Tickets are sold through Harrogate Theatre, which presents the event, and cost £31 to £61.
What time does it start and how long is it?
The show starts at 8.00pm on Saturday 1 May 2027 and runs for about 110 minutes. A doors time has not been published.
Is there an age limit?
The performance is recommended for ages 16+. Harrogate Theatre lists no trigger warnings.
How do I book tickets or get help with access?
Book through Harrogate Theatre's event page, or call the box office on 01423 502116. The email address is boxoffice@harrogatetheatre.co.uk. For wheelchair and companion bookings, call the box office directly. Payment at the venue is by card or contactless only.
How do I get to the Royal Hall from the station?
The station is about a 10-minute walk from the Convention Centre. The Royal Hall is on the same site. Direct LNER trains run to London King's Cross roughly hourly.
