Musical comedy group Fascinating Aïda are to celebrate their 40th anniversary with a new tour, running between September and November 2023, followed by three nights at the London Palladium in February 2024.

The promoters say: "In 1983 there was no-one else like them and, 40 years on, there still isn't. Celebrating 40 years on the road in 2023, Dillie Keane, Adèle Anderson and Liza Pulman, Britain's raciest and sassiest cabaret trio are bringing their brand-new show to the London Pallidum for three nights only in February 2024. And touring from September 2023!

"Fascinating Aïda have racked up millions of internet followers, performed in the world's most prestigious venues and been showered with awards and plaudits since they sashayed onto the scene back in 1983.

"Uniquely charming, with diamond-sharp satire, filthy, hilarious, belligerent, political, poignant and outrageous, this indomitable trio are still the mistresses of their craft."

Talking about the content, they add: "Marking this astonishing 40-year milestone, this new show will feature much-loved favourites and some wicked new songs. If you've been delighted by Dogging, sung Cheap Flights to the Ryanair cabin crew or sobbed into your hanky with Look Mummy, No Hands, don't miss the chance to celebrate with these unstoppable performers in their glorious prime!"

Musical director, composer and pianist Michael Roulston will, once again, join Dillie, Liza and Adèle on stage and the show will be directed by Paul Foster.

The dates are listed below:

Tour dates

September 2023

TUE 5: CAMBERLEY, Camberley Theatre
WED 6: HEREFORD, The Courtyard
THU 7: SHREWSBURY, Theatre Severn
FRI 8: CHESTER, Storyhouse
SAT 9: NOTTINGHAM, Royal Concert Hall
WED 13 & THU 14: EXETER, Northcott Theatre
FRI 15: YEOVIL, Westlands Entertainment Venue
SAT 16: CARDIFF, St David's Hall
WED 20: BRIGHTON, Brighton Dome
THU 21: HIGH WYCOMBE, Wycombe Swan
FRI 22: NORTHAMPTON, Royal & Derngate
SAT 23: BASINGSTOKE, The Anvil
SUN 24: SOUTHEND ON SEA, Palace Theatre
THU 28: LOWESTOFT, Marina Theatre
FRI 29 & SAT 30: COLCHESTER, Mercury Theatre

October 2023

SUN 1: BURY ST EDMUNDS, The Apex
MON 2: LEAMINGTON SPA, Royal Spa Centre
THU 5: WEYMOUTH, Pavilion
FRI 6: BATH, The Forum
SAT 7, 7.45PM, MALVERN, Forum Theatre
SUN 8: CRAWLEY, The Hawth
WED 11: KING'S LYNN, Alive Corn Exchange
THU 12: LINCOLN, New Theatre Royal
FRI 13: SCUNTHORPE, The Baths Hall
SAT 14: MIDDLESBROUGH, Town Hall
SUN 15: NEWCASTLE, Theatre Royal
WED 18: YORK, Barbican
THU 19: DONCASTER, Cast
FRI 20: BRADFORD, St George's Hall
SAT 21: HULL, City Hall
WED 25: READING, The Hexagon
THU 26 & FRI 27: BIRMINGHAM, Town Hall
SAT 28: CREWE, Lyceum Theatre
SUN 29: HARROGATE Royal Hall

November 2023

THU 2: TRURO, Hall for Cornwall
FRI 3: BARNSTAPLE, Queen's Theatre
SAT 4: POOLE, Lighthouse
TUE 7 & WED 8: GUILDFORD, G Live
THU 9: CHELMSFORD, Chelmsford Theatre
FRI 10: HARPENDEN, The Eric Morecambe Centre
SAT 11: IPSWICH, Regent Theatre
TUE 14: KINGSTON, Rose Theatre
WED 15: CHELTENHAM, Town Hall
THU 16: LEICESTER, De Montfort Hall
FRI 17: BUXTON, Opera House
MON 20: SOUTHAMPTON, Mayflower Theatre
WED 22, 7.45PM, SHEFFIELD, Lyceum Theatre
THU 23: RHYL, Pavilion Theatre
FRI 24: LIVERPOOL, Liverpool Philharmonic Hall
SAT 25: SALFORD, The Lowry

February 2024

SUN 4-TUE 6: LONDON, The London Palladium
THU 22 & FRI 23: COVENTRY, Belgrade Theatre