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Maisie Adam: Whatsherface
Stand-up comedian Maisie Adam brings her new tour show Whatsherface to Harrogate's Royal Hall on Saturday 27 February 2027, starting at 7.30pm. Tickets are £28 to £56, sold through Harrogate Theatre.
Maisie Adam at the Royal Hall
Maisie Adam is a stand-up comedian known from Taskmaster, A League Of Their Own and Last One Laughing. She is bringing her new touring show, Whatsherface, to Harrogate's Royal Hall. The show is a public, ticketed evening of stand-up. It suits comedy fans, and those who know her from television will find plenty to enjoy. The tour is presented by Mick Perrin Worldwide in association with PBJ Management, and in Harrogate the tickets are handled by Harrogate Theatre.
Date and times
The performance is on Saturday 27 February 2027 and starts at 7.30pm. Harrogate Theatre has not published a doors time for this date. Other venues on the same tour open about half an hour before the start, so plan to arrive around then. Listings from other venues put the show at roughly 1 hour 50 minutes including an interval, though that is not confirmed for Harrogate.
For visitors
Harrogate Theatre lists tickets at £28 to £56. The top price is for a box that seats two. The age recommendation is 15+, and anyone under 16 must be accompanied. Harrogate Theatre handles wheelchair and companion bookings by phone on 01423 502116. The Royal Hall and Convention Centre take card and contactless payments only, so don't count on paying with cash on the night.
Getting there
The Royal Hall is in the centre of Harrogate, next to the Convention Centre. Harrogate station is about a 10-minute walk away. LNER runs direct trains to London King's Cross roughly hourly, and Leeds is about 35 minutes by train. Leeds Bradford Airport is about 30 minutes away by taxi. If you drive, the Convention Centre says there are over 1,200 parking spaces in the town centre.
Book early
This is a Saturday night in late February, and Maisie Adam is a well-known name. Book show tickets early through Harrogate Theatre, either online or on the box office line, 01423 502116. If you are travelling from further afield, it is worth sorting a bed for the Saturday at the same time. A late finish and a drive or train home is a long evening, and Harrogate is pleasant to wake up in the next day.
After the show
Harrogate has plenty of restaurants and bars within walking distance of the Royal Hall. Dinner before the 7.30pm start works well, and there are bars open afterwards. On the Sunday morning you could visit the Turkish Baths, or have a slow breakfast and a walk before you head home.
Staying with us
Short Stay Harrogate is a family-run company. We have serviced apartments and townhouses across central Harrogate, many a short walk from the Royal Hall and Convention Centre. An apartment gives you a kitchen and space for a group, and you can walk back after the show. If you are coming for the weekend, have a look at what we have available for 27 February.
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.
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Our homes are spread across central Harrogate, many within a short walk of the Convention Centre, the Royal Hall and the station.
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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.
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What time does Maisie Adam: Whatsherface start?
Harrogate Theatre lists the Saturday 27 February 2027 performance as starting at 7.30pm. It has not published a doors time. Other venues on this tour open about 30 minutes earlier.
Is Maisie Adam: Whatsherface open to the public?
Yes. It is a ticketed public performance at the Royal Hall. Tickets are sold through Harrogate Theatre, either online or by phone on 01423 502116.
How much are tickets, and what is the age guidance?
Harrogate Theatre lists prices from £28 to £56, with the top price being a box for two. It recommends the show for ages 15 and over, and under-16s must be accompanied. Some other venues on the tour state 16+, so check before you bring younger teenagers.
Where should I stay for Maisie Adam: Whatsherface?
Choose somewhere in central Harrogate so you can walk to the Royal Hall and back. Short Stay Harrogate has serviced apartments and townhouses in the town centre, many a short walk from the venue. They suit couples and groups, and a kitchen helps if you want a relaxed breakfast the next day. The Convention Centre also lists other accommodation on its own page.
How do I get to the Royal Hall?
The Royal Hall is in central Harrogate, next to the Convention Centre. Harrogate station is about a 10-minute walk. There are direct LNER trains to London King's Cross roughly hourly, and Leeds is about 35 minutes by train. Leeds Bradford Airport is about 30 minutes away by taxi. The Convention Centre lists over 1,200 parking spaces in the town centre.
Can I pay by cash at the Royal Hall?
No. The Royal Hall and Harrogate Convention Centre accept card and contactless payments only.
