Dom Joly adds November 27, 2027 Isle of Wight date

Dom Joly adds Medina Theatre on November 27, 2027 to the Trigger Happy TV 25th anniversary UK tour, with almost 100 shows already on the road.

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Dom Joly adds November 27, 2027 Isle of Wight date

Dom Joly has added an Isle of Wight stop to his Trigger Happy TV 25th anniversary UK tour, with Medina Theatre set to host the show on November 27, 2027. It is a fresh date on a run that has already stretched across almost 100 performances.

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Joly said, "I've had such fun taking this show on the road and the audiences have been incredible." He added, "Now I'll be taking it to even more towns, even more people, and I can't wait."

Trigger Happy TV on the road

The live show is built around the hidden camera comedy that first aired 25 years ago, and it will revisit The Giant Snail, The Traffic Warden, The Morris Dancer, and The Scout. Fans will also get a behind-the-scenes look at how the pranks were made and the stories behind them.

The booking adds a specific Isle of Wight night to a tour that was already moving through this autumn and spring 2027. That is the odd part of the schedule: the show is still expanding even after nearly 100 dates are already on the road, which means the run is being extended rather than treated as a one-off anniversary pass.

England, Scotland and Wales

New dates have also been added for autumn 2027 across England, Scotland and Wales, pushing the tour further into the year after the earlier leg and the spring 2027 run. A special limited-edition book was released earlier this year, but the live production remains the main draw for anyone who wants the characters and pranks delivered on stage rather than on TV.

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For anyone heading to the Isle of Wight date, the key detail is simple: November 27, 2027 is now the night to plan around at Medina Theatre. The wider question is how many dates the full Trigger Happy TV 25th anniversary UK tour will ultimately carry, because this version keeps growing while it is already on the road.

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