TV comic Richard Herring has announced the return of his hit 2002 live tour 'Talking Cock'.
Having been translated and performed in over a dozen European countries, a reworked show billed as 'The Second Coming' will commence at the Liverpool Comedy Festival on October 7.
The tour will continue for over 60 dates until finishing at the Leicester Y Theatre on June 1, 2013.
Exploring the essence of 'man and his manhood', the show's theme promises to be a 'Vagina Monologues with balls'.
Herring has previously explained: "It's all about the porridge gun, the spam javelin, the tummy banana.
"It's a show for men and women, it should reassure the former and inform the latter, and at times gets quite serious and thoughtful but not surprisingly given the subject matter there's lots to laugh about."
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Richard Herring 'Talking Cock: The Second Coming' tour dates:
Sunday 7th October - Liverpool Comedy Festival, Laughterhouse Comedy Club
Friday 12th October - Brighton Comedy Festival, Pavilion Theatre
Sunday 14th October - Sheffield Comedy Festival, Memorial Hall
Wednesday 17th October - London, Southbank Centre, Purcell Rooms
Friday 19th October - London, Southbank Centre, Purcell Rooms
Saturday 20th October - London, Southbank Centre, Purcell Rooms
Tuesday 23rd October - Manchester Frog and Bucket
Saturday 17th November - Aldershot West End Centre
Thursday 29th November - Newbury, New Greenham Arts
Friday 30th November - Windsor, The Firestation
Friday 22nd February - Fareham, Ashcroft Arts
Saturday 23rd February - Canterbury Gulbenkian
Wednesday 27th February - Bath Komedia
Thursday 28th February - Bridgend, Hobos Live Music Venue
Friday 1st March - Shrewsbury Theatre Severn Walker Theatre
Sunday 3rd March - Birmingham Glee Club
Wednesday 6th March - Newcastle, Northern Stage
Thursday 7th March - Chorley Little Theatre
Friday 8th March - Pocklington Arts Centre
Saturday 9th March - York Grand Opera House
Sunday 10th March - Leeds City Varieties
Monday 11th March - Harrogate Theatre
Thursday 14th March - Cambridge Junction
Friday 15th March - Cambridge Junction
Saturday 16th March - New Milton, Forest Arts
Sunday 17th March - Winchester Theatre Royal
Thursday 21st March - Worcester, Huntingdon Halls
Friday 22nd March - Wolverhampton Civic, Slade Rooms
Saturday 23rd March - Salford Lowry, The Quays
Sunday 24th March - Durham Gala Theatre
Monday 25th March - Glasgow Comedy Festival, The Garage
Tuesday 26th March - Edinburgh, The Stand
Monday 1st April - Belfast, Cathedral Quarter Arts Festival
Wednesday 3rd April - Stafford Gatehouse MET
Thursday 4th April - Cardiff Glee Club
Saturday 6th April - Dublin Sugar Club
Friday 12th April - London, The Bloomsbury
Saturday 13th April - London, The Bloomsbury
Sunday 14th April - Cheltenham Everyman
Monday 15th April - Nantwich Civic Hall
Thursday 18th April - Didcot Cornerstone
Sunday 21st April - Coventry, Warwick Arts Centre
Wednesday 24th April - Colchester Arts Centre
Thursday 25th April - Folkestone, Quarter House
Friday 26th April - Southend, Palace Theatre
Saturday 27th April - Norwich Playhouse
Sunday 28th April - Norwich Playhouse
Wednesday 1st May - Wellingborough, The Castle
Thursday 2nd May - Luton Library Theatre
Wednesday 8th May - Harpenden Public Halls
Thursday 9th May - Bristol Tobacco Factory
Friday 10th May - Bristol Tobacco Factory
Saturday 11th May - Bristol Tobacco Factory
Sunday 12th May - Nottingham Playhouse
Thursday 16th May - Great Torrington, The Plough Arts Centre
Saturday 18th May - Hereford Courtyard Theatre
Sunday 19th May - Swindon Wyvern Theatre
Monday 20th May - Exeter Northcott Theatre
Wednesday 22nd May - Tring, The Court Theatre
Thursday 23rd May - Reading, South Street Arts
Friday 24th May - Milton Keynes, Stables Theatre
Saturday 25th May - Hertford Theatre
Friday 31st May - Derby Assembly Rooms, Darwin Suite
Saturday 1st June - Leicester Y Theatre
