Celebrating his twentieth anniversary as a comedian living and performing in the UK, Reginald D Hunter sets out on a forty date tour of the UK and Ireland in 2019 with his highly anticipated new show.

Reginald D Hunter has rescheduled gigs that he had to postpone on his current Some People V Reginald D Hunter tour last week due to breaking his leg. They will now be happening in the next couple of weeks as follows:

21st June - Richmond Theatre (originally 8th June)

25th June – Corn Exchange, Ipswich (originally 9th June)

28th June – Dorking Halls, Dorking (originally 10th June)

Starting at 6pm on Monday 8 August, and continuing 24/7 until they reach the end, a host of Edinburgh Fringe performers, writers, and politicians plus members of the public will stage a nonstop, out loud, live streamed reading of the recently published Chilcot Report, in its 2.6 million word entirety.

There was an intriguing interview with Reginald D Hunter in the Times recently which mentioned that the enigmatic American comedian was currently living in Croydon. Hunter did not want to elaborate too much on how he has ended up in the south London outpost, except to say that, “it is warm, I can be noisy late at night and, you know, there’s a great turkey shop across the street.”