Miriam Margolyes Adds HOBART to Australian Tour Schedule

Celebrated British-Australian TV and film star and raconteur

Miriam Margolyes

Adds HOBART to her Australian tour schedule – March 2024

British-Australian actress and raconteur, Miriam Margolyes is proud to announce her hugely popular live show OH MIRIAM! LIVE will be travelling to HOBART in March 2024.  Tasmania holds a special place in Miriam’s heart, after travelling across the island in 2022 as part of her documentary Almost Australian, she describes Hobart as Australia’s most beautiful city.

Miriam will be appearing at the Odeon Theatre on Thursday 14 March.  Tickets on sale from Monday 26^th February via www.fane.com.au/miriammargolyes. 

Tickets to Miriam’s live show are selling fast across Australia as fans flock to hear the beloved and outrageously funny actress Miriam Margolyes share stories that will make you laugh, cry and cringe “OH MIRIAM!”.

OH MIRIAM! LIVE will offer more juicy, jaw-dropping stories from her eventful life and career and is presented on the back of her bestselling and much acclaimed book, Oh Miriam! Stories from an Extraordinary Life.

“My new book and show is called Oh Miriam! – something that has been said to me a lot over the years (often in tones of strong disapproval) – and it contains lots more revelations and stories and discoveries, and I can’t wait to share it with you all” – Miriam Margolyes. 

From declaring her love to Vanessa Redgrave to being fed cockroaches by Steve Buscemi, from turnip-based comedy with Blackadder to being farted on by Arnold Schwarzenegger, from Graham Norton's sofa to Alan Cumming's camper van, Miriam’s life has been (and continues to be) an uproarious adventure.

Miriam has charmed audiences across TV and film for over sixty years, including in her adopted Australia with the popular ABC TV documentary series' Miriam Margolyes: Almost Australian and Australia Unmasked.

As Stephen Fry aptly put it, “There is no one on earth quite so wonderful as Miriam Margolyes”.

“Our naughtiest national treasure . . . famously filthy, funny and phlegmatic.” – The Guardian

“Snortingly funny . . . deliciously unbridled . . . There is something heroic in her unruliness. Let Miriam take the lead and enjoy the show” – The Observer

“A warm, wry look at the human comedy, in which she is both observer and participant.” – SMH