Taskmaster star Rosie Jones has confirmed her new show is hitting the road.
The comedian – who appeared on the 18th series of the Channel 4 show alongside Andy Zaltzman, Babatunde Aléshé, Emma Sidi, and Jack Dee – kicks off her I Can't Tell What She's Saying tour in Taunton on 9 September.
The tour will travel across the UK before ending in Edinburgh on 4 December. Tickets are on sale soon, and fans can sign up for Rosie's newsletter for pre-sale access.
Sharing the "huge news" on Instagram, Rosie wrote: "I’m delighted to announce that I am going back on tour again THIS AUTUMN with my show, I Can’t Tell What She’s Saying.
"Brand new jokes, same old filth. Touring is one of my favourite things to do and I can’t wait to see you all again. I’m going all over the bloody place."
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She confirmed that pre-sale begins tomorrow at 11am, while general sale starts on Friday at 11am.
Last year, Rosie hit back at trolls who criticised her casting on Taskmaster, accusing her of "ruining" the show and saying she was "guaranteed to win it", despite the series win actually going to Andy.
Speaking to Radio Times last year, Rosie described her casting on Taskmaster as "amazing" and praised the crew for not making her time on the show "patronising."
"Being disabled, I never wanted it to be patronising. Alex [Horne] made sure that I was included and involved," she said.
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"To do a show that I've been such a fan of for years – and feel like my disability was not a factor in the slightest – was incredible."
Opening up about the ableism she has faced, the comedian, who has cerebral palsy, continued: "When I started appearing on TV, I was shocked at the amount of hate I got online. It was about what I looked like, what I sounded like, my weight, my face, my comedy, my disability, my sexuality.
"I felt like I couldn't complain about the abuse, and like I was attracting the hate and I should just take it and be grateful that I have a platform. But as I got more confident, I felt that I could speak out about abuse and my career wouldn’t disappear as a result."
Pre-sale for Rosie Jones' I Can't Tell What She's Saying tour begins on Friday, May 9, at 9am, while general sale follows at 11am. Sign up for the newsletter on Rosie's website for more info.
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