After what seems like half of New Zealand having attempted to survive his infamous red chair, Graham Norton will now be faced with hundreds more Kiwis as he embarks on his first ever tour here.
The TV host, comedian and author has announced a three-date tour of Aotearoa called, An Evening with Graham Norton.
It starts in Christchurch on March 25 at the Isaac Theatre Royal, followed by Wellington at the Opera House on March 29, before finishing at the Kiri Te Kanawa Theatre in Auckland on April 1.
The Irish star said he can’t wait to tour NZ for the first time: “Bring your friends, neighbours and extended family and let’s have some fun while I share some stories about me being on the telly.
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