I’m proud to announce that I’ll be heading back out on tour in Spring 2027 with my brand new show, The Cerebral Palsy Puppet.

It’s been five years since my last UK tour, and I’ve really missed being on the road. Live comedy is where I feel most at home. Every audience is different, every show has its own surprises, and there’s nothing quite like hearing a theatre full of people laughing together. Assuming, of course, that I’ve remembered to charge my iPad.

I’m really pleased to say I’ll be heading out with some brand new Work in Progress shows.

These are the gigs where new ideas get tested, jokes get pushed a bit too far, and things are very much still being figured out. Some bits will work straight away, some won’t, and a few may never be heard again, which is all part of the fun.

The first of these shows will be at Komedia in Brighton on Friday 22nd May, the Stand Comedy Club in Newcastle on Sunday 31st May, the Milton Keynes Comedy Festival on Saturday 11th July, and Cambridge Junction on Saturday 18th July.

October is AAC Awareness Month, focusing on Augmentative and Alternative Communication.

I’m supporting the #TakingThePIP campaign because for disabled people like me, PIP isn’t a luxury.