FANE are delighted to announce that Sir Grayson Perry, the internationally acclaimed artist, writer and TV star will be embarking on a national tour, Grayson Perry: Are You Good? Kicking off in October 2025, Perry will travel the country, exploring whether we are as virtuous as we think. Opening in York Opera House on 7th October, Perry will then take in a further 20 dates before concluding at Theatre Royal Drury Lane in London’s glittering West End on the 7th of December.
This brand new show will ask the question that is fundamental to our humanity – “Are you Good?”.
In this show Grayson will be helping you, the audience, find out if you really are thoroughly good or maybe quite evil, but in a fun way.
Always starting out with the assumption that people are born good and then life happens, let’s pull back the curtain and see where your morals truly lie. Are you as virtuous as you think? With lots of audience participation (don’t worry, no one leaves unscathed) and a few silly songs audiences are promised an entertaining evening but, you may come out with core values completely in tatters. Is it more important to be good or to be right?
It’s time to update what is a virtue and what is a sin. No biggie.
Grayson Perry said today: “Looking forward to going back on the road next Autumn. I think the theme of my show is very relevant in a time when it can be confusing as to who are the goodies and who are the baddies.”
Grayson Perry is one of the best-known contemporary British artists. He won the prestigious Turner Prize in 2003, and he has been a member of the Royal Academy of Arts since 2012. Grayson Perry’s work features a wide variety of techniques and materials: tapestries, ceramics, large woodcuts, cast-iron sculptures, prints, dresses, and even a complete house. He achieved success with a number of big exhibitions, starting with ‘Guerilla Tactics’ at the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam (2002). ‘The Most Popular Exhibition Ever!’ travelled around the world from 2015 to 2017. In 2020 the Holburne Museumin Bath organized a major retrospective on Perry, called ‘The Pre-Therapy Years’. One of his best-known works is the series of tapestries ‘The Vanity of Small Differences’ (2012), first shown at the Victoria Miro Gallery in London. One of the first documentary series by Perry, ‘All In the Best Possible Taste’, for which he won a BAFTA in 2013, chronicled the making of these works. He also won a BAFTA for the documentary series ‘Who Are You?’ (2014), about identity, which was accompanied by an exhibition at The National Portrait Gallery in London. The documentary series ‘All Man’ (2016) explores masculinity and gender stereotyping, which were also the subject of his book The Descent of Man. With the television programme ‘Grayson’s Art Club’ (2020-2021), Perry demonstrated in unique fashion the uniting power of art during the lockdowns in the United Kingdom.
OCTOBER 2025
Tuesday 7th October YORK Grand Opera House
Friday 10th October ABERDEEN Music Hall
Sunday 12th October GLASGOW King’s Theatre
Monday 13th October NEWCASTLE Tyne Theatre & Opera House
Tuesday 14th October BUXTON Opera House
Sunday 19th October CANTERBURY The Marlowe Theatre
Tuesday 21st October CARDIFF New Theatre
Wednesday 22nd October BRISTOL Beacon
Thursday 23rd October GUILDFORD G Live
Friday 24th October AYLESBURY Waterside Theatre
Sunday 26th October CORNWALL Hall for Cornwall
Monday 27th October EXETER The Great Hall
NOVEMBER 2025
Saturday 1st November CHICHESTER Festival Theatre
Sunday 2nd November BRIGHTON The Dome
Monday 3rd November BEXHILL De La Warr Pavilion
Monday 10th November READING The Hexagon
Tuesday 11th November LIVERPOOL Philharmonic Hall
Wednesday 12th November MANCHESTER The Bridgewater Hall
Tuesday 20th November SOUTHEND Cliffs Pavilion
Sunday 23rd November WIMBLEDON New Wimbledon Theatre
Sunday 7th December LONDON Theatre Royal Drury Lane
Looking forward to it!!! :)