Jack Whitehall at Birmingham Utilita Arena: Full information including door opening times & how to get tickets

Jack Whitehall is bringing his stand-up show to Birmingham’s Utilita Arena. He will perform two shows on Thursday, July 7 and Friday, July 8.

The comedian is most known for starring in hit TV shows such as Travels with my Father, Bad Education and Fresh Meat. Whitehall has just completed three sell-out arena tours and is now back with his ‘Settle Down’ tour.

The comedian said: “This is my most personal show yet, with plenty of material about the big changes that have happened in my life. It’s about my struggle to settle down gracefully.

“I’ve got a long-term partner, a ridiculous dog and am now hurtling towards middle aged without a clue. It’s about a foppish man-child’s crack handed attempt at adulting!”

If you are hoping to attend Jack Whitehall’s show in Birmingham there are some details to be aware of including door opening times and whether you can still purchase tickets. Here’s everything you need to know.

Door opening times for Jack Whitehall at Birmingham Utilita Arena

There are several times you need to be aware of if you are planning on seeing Jack Whitehall at Birmingham’s Utilita Arena. Here’s a list of the timings you need to be aware of, however, the Utilita website states they are approximate and subject to change:

• 6pm - B(eat) doors open
• 6.30pm -  Arena bowl doors open
• 8pm - Show starts
• 8.30pm - Interval
• 8.50pm - Show resumes

When is Jack Whitehall expected to finish his show at Birmingham Utilita Arena?

Jack Whitehall is expected to finish his show at 9.45pm. However, since the timings are subject to change, they could finish sooner or later.

How to get last minute tickets for Jack Whitehall at Birmingham Utilita Arena

You can still get last minute tickets for Jack Whitehall at Birmingham’s Utilita Arena. You can get these from the official website from £42.30.

Full list of UK tour dates for Jack Whitehall 

The full list of UK tour dates for Jack Whitehall are:

• Tuesday, June 20 - Sheffield Utilita Arena
• Wednesday, June 21 - Manchester AO Arena
• Thursday, June 22 - Nottingham Motorpoint Arena
• Friday, June 23 - Newcastle Utilita Arena 
• Saturday, June 24 - Manchester AO Arena
• Sunday, June 25 - Liverpool M&S Bank Arena 
• Tuesday, July 4 - Cardiff International Arena
• Wednesday, July 5 - Nottingham Motorpoint Arena
• Thursday, July 7 - Birmingham Utilita Arena
• Friday, July 8 - Birmingham Utilita Arena
• Saturday, July 9 - Cardiff International Arena
• Sunday, July 10 - Cardiff International Arena
• Monday, July 11 - Llandudno Venue Cymru Theatre
• Tuesday, July 12 - York Barbican