Gordon Buchanan is bringing his show Lions and Tigers and Bears to the Corn Exchange in King’s Lynn on March 1, 2027.
It forms part of his latest tour, which will take him to almost 40 venues across England, Scotland and Wales.
It forms part of his later tour, which will take him to almost 40 venues across the UK. (Image: Rhodes Media)
Mr Buchanan said: “I am very excited to say that I am touring again in 2027 and cannot wait to come to King’s Lynn.
“The response to the shows during the past two years has been absolutely brilliant so it’s going to be great to get back on the road with Lions and Tigers and Bears and meet more animal lovers across the country.”
“I feel so incredibly privileged to have spent a lifetime observing these magnificent creatures who are simply the undisputed icons of the animal kingdom.
“I have been fortunate enough to meet many of these incredible creatures in their natural habitats – and I love being able to share their secrets with audiences.”
He has dedicated his career to exploring and documenting the wild, from remote forests and snowy tundra to high mountains and deep rainforests.
Mr Buchanan grew up on the Isle of Mull and started his filmmaking journey in 1989, working with survival cameraman Nick Gordon in Sierra Leone’s Gola Rainforest.
Gordon grew up on the Isle of Mull and began his career in filmmaking in 1989 as assistant to the acclaimed survival cameraman Nick Gordon (Image: Rhodes Media)
His credits include BBC’s Big Cat Diary and the Lost Land Of the… expedition series.
Since 2010, his Family & Me documentaries have given audiences an intimate look at animals around the world, beginning with black bears in Minnesota.
Mr Buchanan also featured in Our Changing Planet, a seven-year project focused on protecting the planet’s ecosystems.
Most recently, he was seen tracking big cats in Botswana for the series Big Cats 24/7.
Tickets go on sale June 4.