Can you believe it has been more than a month since the sun shone on a bustling Henham Park, teeming with theatre, comedy, dance and more? We’re missing the festival, so we’ve put together a list of Latitude favourites who are currently on tour. See you there!
Circa: Humans 2.0
A stand out of this year’s circus programme, Circa brought us a breathtaking symphony of acrobatics, sound, and light. The intensity and beauty of Humans 2.0 had us all mesmerised, and, for those in Scotland, there’s another chance to see it after a run of 5* reviews at the Fringe.
UK Dates:
- 6th – 8th September – Aberdeen Performing Arts, Aberdeen
Find more tour dates here and see them live again.
Luke Wright
Luke Wright’s Latitude shows are never anything short of spectacular, and this year’s Joy! delved into the idea of joy, family, and the magic of language. His performance was a heartfelt exploration of life’s ups and downs, and the audience was left uplifted and inspired. If you missed this poetic journey and have seen the 5* reviews from the Edinburgh Fringe, or want to experience it again, Luke is continuing his tour this autumn.
UK Dates:
- 5th September – Hebden Bridge, Trades Club
- 11th September – Shoreham, Ropetackle
An Evening Without Kate Bush
What a joyous celebration of Kate Bush’s music this was! An Evening Without Kate Bush had us all howling with the Hounds of Love and dancing on the moors. Sarah-Louise Young’s homage to one of music’s most influential voices was a highlight at Latitude. We know that many of you missed the show at Latitude, and we cannot recommend it more.
Tour Dates:
- 6th September – Theatre Royal Winchester
- 13th September – Garrick Theatre, Lichfield
- 29th September – Cidermill Theatre, Chipping Campden
Wright&Grainger
If you saw Orpheus , Half Man Half Bull or Helios at Latitude, we bet you’re a fan of Wright & Grainger’s storytelling. For the next few weeks, you have the chance to see their life-affirming show THE GODS THE GODS THE GODS in London. We’re arranging a group trip as we speak…
Catch THE GODS THE GODS THE GODS at Underbelly London – from 10th – 21st September.
Dr. John Cooper Clarke
Poetry was a big deal at Latitude this year, with the Waterfront Stage being opened by our inaugural Young Poet competition winner, Anna. The poetic energy stayed strong with Dr. John Cooper Clarke, a beloved friend of the festival, who graced us with snippets from his new collection, WHAT. But don’t worry if you missed it—you can catch more of his razor-sharp wit on tour this autumn.
UK Dates:
- 30th October – Huntingdon Hall, Worcester
- 1st November – The Victoria Theatre, Halifax
- 6th November – The Electric Palace, Bridport
Click here for full tour dates and tickets.
Laura Murphy: A Spectacle of Herself
Laura Murphy’s daring performance at Latitude was nothing short of mesmerising. A Spectacle of Herself blends autobiography, acrobatics, and queer politics in a way that’s both powerful and empowering. See Laura live as she continues her tour.
- 9th October – La Biennale, Toulouse
- 28th November – Worthing Theatres and Museum, Connaught Theatre
Rosy Carrick
Rosy Carrick’s candid exploration of sex and relationships was a refreshing and thought-provoking highlight at Latitude. Her raw and witty performance left the audience both laughing and reflecting.
- 14th September – Jacksons Lane, London
- 29th November – Southampton
DANCE:
Ekleido: SPLICE
Ekleido’s SPLICE left Latitude audiences in awe with its intricate choreography and bold physicality. This innovative dance performance is now on tour, giving you another opportunity to witness their artistic brilliance.
- 5th September – The Place, London
- 18th September – Exeter Northcott, Exeter
London City Ballet
It was an absolute treat to witness the return of London City Ballet at Latitude. Their performances, blending the best of British ballet with contemporary dance, captivated the audience on the banks of the Waterfront. This revival of the London City Ballet is not to be missed as they continue their tour.
- 6th – 7th September – York Theatre Royal
- 11th – 14th September – London Sadler’s Wells
Jasmin Vardimon Company’s JV2: Tomorrow
Jasmin Vardimon Company’s JV2 stunned Latitude audiences with their vibrant and powerful dance performance. Tomorrow is a celebration of some of Vardimon’s favourite moments, and you can catch this remarkable show as it tours the UK.
- 27th September – 5th October – JV H.O.M.E, Ashford, England UK
A Special Shout-Out to Yuck Circus
They weren’t part of this year’s lineup, but we couldn’t end without giving a nod to YUCK Circus, who wowed us all at Latitude 2023. Imagine Flight of the Conchords meets Cirque du Soleil – this crew of elite acrobatic gals flips double standards on their head, with high-flying acrobatics and absurd confessions. An ode to all things Aussie, this show is guaranteed to leave you in stitches.
If you missed them last year, don’t fret! They’ll be bringing their rip-roaring performance to the Underbelly Festival in London from August 28th to September 8th.
For more Latitude acts on tour, click here.
Don’t Miss Out on Latitude 2025!
If you loved the incredible arts acts at Latitude this year, why not secure your spot for 2025? Early bird tickets are now available, and if you’ve attended previous Latitude festivals, you can enjoy special Latitude Loyalty Rewards! It’s the perfect way to ensure you don’t miss out on another unforgettable weekend of music, arts, and more.
Head over to our ticket page to grab yours and keep the Latitude magic alive for another year!