This Autumn half-term, treat your kids and watch award-winning wildlife presenter Steve Backshall LIVE on stage in an action-packed, edge-of-your-seat show! Following the roaring success of the 2025 tour, the thrilling entertainment adventure is returning this October for 11 more live shows.

Watch heart-pounding stunts, mind-blowing experiments and cutting-edge science as Steve tracks down some of the world’s most powerful predators – from big cats and birds of prey to prehistoric dinosaurs and much more.

Get ready for an awesome adventure the whole family will enjoy!

Deadly LIVE! is based on Steve’s epic Deadly 60 TV series, in which he investigates 60 of the world’s deadliest creatures – like the great white shark, saltwater crocodile and lion.

WIN FAMILY TICKETS TO DEADLY LIVE!

BBC DEADLY LIVE! logo featuring a white skull with large black eyes, claw marks, and bold text, with LIVE! in striking red.

Nat Geo Kids are giving you the chance to get your claws on four tickets to Deadly LIVE!

For your chance to win, click here!

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