Katherine Ryan announces new tour, Missus

About how she rediscovered love with her childhood sweetheart

Katherine Ryan  has announced a new stand-up tour, with dates spreading to May 2022.

He new show, Missus, discusses how, having previously denounced partnership, the comedian has since married her first love… accidentally. 

The comedian entered a civil partnership late last year with her childhood sweetheart, Bobby Kootstra, after being reuinted with him when she returned to her Canadian hometime to film the BBC genealogy programme Who Do You Think You Are?

An initial 50 dates have been announced, starting in Crawley on September 2 next year.

The announcement follows the release of her Netflix sitcom The Duchess last month, which came on the back of two stand-up specials for the streamer:   Glitter Room and In Trouble. 

She is also soon to be seen  the primetime BBC Two talent competition for jewellers, All That Glitters, and playing Joan Rivers in an episode of Sky Arts’ Urban Myths series, which returned last night. 

Her dates so far are below. Tickets go on sale at 10am on Friday October 16.

September 2021

Thursday 2 Crawley The Hawth

Thursday 9 Guildford G-Live

Thursday 16 Dorking Halls

October 2021

Thursday 7 Glasgow Pavilion Theatre

Friday 8 Aberdeen Music Hall

Saturday 9 Perth  Concert Hall

Wednesday 13 Leeds  O2 Academy

Thursday 14 Harrogate Royal Hall

Saturday 16 Halifax  Victoria Theatre

Thursday 21 Stockport Plaza

Friday 22 Middlesbrough Town Hall

Saturday 23 Watford The Colosseum

November 2021

Thursday 4 Coventry Warwick Arts Centre

Friday 5 Exeter  The Great Hall

Saturday 6 Plymouth Pavilions

Thursday 11 Southampton O2 Guildhall

Friday 12 Lincoln The Engine Shed

Saturday 13 Liverpool Empire

Friday 19 Brighton Dome

Saturday 20 Poole  Lighthouse

Sunday 21 Bristol  Hippodrome

Thursday 25 Margate Winter Gardens

Friday 26 Birmingham Symphony Hall

Saturday 27 Reading The Hexagon

December 2021

Thursday 2 Warrington Pyramid & Parr Hall

Friday 3 Bradford St George’s Hall

Saturday 4 Wrexham William Aston Hall

Thursday 9 York  Barbican

Friday 10 Sheffield City Hall

Saturday 11 Manchester O2 Apollo

January 2022

Thursday 20 Colchester Charter Hall

Friday 21 Cheltenham Town Hall

Saturday 22 Bexhill  De La Warr Pavilion

Thursday 27 Ipswich Regent Theatre

Friday 28 Cambridge Corn Exchange

Saturday 29 Tunbridge Wells Assembly Hall Theatre

February 2022

Thursday 3 Southend Cliffs Pavilion

Friday 4 Aylesbury Waterside Theatre

Saturday 5 Oxford  New Theatre

Thursday 10 Northampton Royal & Derngate

Friday 11 Nottingham Royal Concert Hall

Saturday 12 Leicester De Montfort Hall

Thursday 24 Newcastle O2 City Hall

March 2022

Thursday 3 Cardiff  St David’s Hall

Saturday 5 Portsmouth Guildhall

Friday 11 Basingstoke The Anvil

Thursday 31 London Palladium

April 2022

Friday 1 London Palladium

Saturday 2 London Palladium

May 2022

Wednesday 25 Belfast  Ulster Hall

Published: 8 Oct 2020

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