Reginald D Hunter returns to the UK in 2015 with a brand new 45-date tour following a hugely successful year filming and performing around the world. In keeping with his tradition for unusual titles, this show is called The Man Who Attempted To Do As Much As Such.

Having appeared at the Melbourne Comedy Festival and Sydney Opera House Gala in Australia early in 2014, Hunter made his debut in New Zealand at their Comedy Festival Opening Gala before going on to appear in Auckland and Wellington. He then moved closer to home with his first tour of mainland Europe before travelling back to his birthplace in America to film Reginald D Hunter’s Songs Of The South, which is due for transmission in early 2015. It is a three-part BBC2 series documenting his epic road trip from North Carolina to New Orleans through 150 years of American popular song.

Hunter has been in the UK for just under two decades and in that time he has become one of the UK Comedy industry’s best-known performers for his distinctive take on subjects including race and sexuality.  His work can be brutally honest and is often considered to be controversial but it is always meticulously thought out and he has never been afraid to face challenging issues head on, even when the focus is on his own principles or beliefs.

In recent years Hunter has become a well-known face on primetime television with appearances on shows such as 8 Out Of 10 Cats, Never Mind The Buzzcocks, QI and Have I Got News For You. He has appeared in Argumental for Dave Channel and Would I Lie To You and Live At The Apollo for BBC1 and starred alongside Andy Hamilton in BBC4’s It’s Only A Theory. 

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