Lucy Beaumont is adding more UK comedy tour dates to coincide with her Taskmaster stint.
The actress and comic already had multiple dates lined up for the autumn on UK stages, but has now extended her Trouble & Strife tour well into 2024.
On our screens, Lucy has kept us chuckling all through the bizarre challenges foisted upon her by Greg Davies on the Channel 4 show (who will ever forget her incredible Vincent van Gogh-Gok Wan mix-up?).
And, soon, on stages across the country, Lucy will share her unmistakable brand of comedy that veers between the surreal and the ridiculous.
Lucy has just announced new dates for her Trouble & Strife tour, with pre-sale on Ticketmaster underway now and a general sale beginning on Wednesday (October 18):
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• March 2, 2024: Portsmouth New Theatre Royal
• March 3, 2024: Cheltenham Everyman Theatre
• March 09, 2024: Brighton Dome
• March 17, 2024: Guildford, The Yvonne Arnaud Theatre
• March 20, 2024: Northampton Royal and Derngate
• March 21, 2024: Reading Hexagon Theatre
• March 23, 2024: Southend-On-Sea Palace Theatre, Southend
• March 27, 2024, Poole Lighthouse
• March 28, 2024: Oxford Playhouse
• March 29, 2024: Chelmsford Theatre
• April 17, 2024: Cardiff Sherman Theatre
• April 19 and 20, 2024: London Bloomsbury Theatre
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Lucy also has several shows coming up in November with limited seating availability on sale, but you'll need to act quickly before these dates sell out. Click here for a full range of dates.
The comedian is competing on this series of Taskmaster against some very formidable opponents – notorious prankster Susan Wokoma and her hapless victim Sam Campbell, the prop-busting Julian Clary and "monkey orgy" eavesdropper Sue Perkins.
Taskmaster series 16 airs and streams on Thursday nights at 9pm on Channel 4, where you can also stream previous series.
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