the secret policeman's ball is the collective name informally used to describe the long-running series of
benefit shows staged in england to raise funds for the human rights organisation amnesty international.
the shows started out in the mid-1970s primarily as comedy galas featuring popular british comedic
performers and later expanded to include leading musical performers.
in march 2012, a secret policeman's ball took place in the united states for the first time. the one-
night show at new york's radio city music hall on sunday march 4 was part of amnesty's 50th
anniversary commemorations. little was released about the format or line-up prior to the event but it
ultimately included a large number of famous british and american comedians and musical acts.
the entire series of secret policeman's ball benefit shows for amnesty international:
1976: a poke in the eye (with a sharp stick) - (film version titled pleasure at her majesty's)
1977: an evening without sir bernard miles (tv and album version titled the mermaid frolics)
1979: the secret policeman's ball
1981: the secret policeman's other ball
1987: the secret policeman's third ball
1988: amnesty international festival of youth
1989: the secret policeman's biggest ball
1991: barf bites back
1991: the big 3-0
1997: so you think you're irish
1998: so you think you're irish 2
2001: we know where you live
2006: the secret policeman's ball 2006
2008: the secret policeman's ball 2008
2012: the secret policeman's ball 2012
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date of last review or update: march 12, 2012
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