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Jack Whitehall brings warm-up live gig to Reading

Tickets on sale on at 10am on Friday, February 17

Jake Clothier by Jake Clothier
Thursday, February 16, 2023 5:43 pm
in Entertainment, Featured, Reading
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Jack Whitehall has announced a string of new live stand-up dates ahead of his upcoming tour, including one at Reading's The Hexagon. Picture: Courtesy of What's On Reading

Jack Whitehall has announced a string of new live stand-up dates ahead of his upcoming tour, including one at Reading's The Hexagon. Picture: Courtesy of What's On Reading

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JACK Whitehall has announced a string of new live stand-up dates ahead of his upcoming tour, including one in Reading.

The star of Bad Education, Travels With My Father, and BAFTA-winning A League of Their Own will try out his new material at seven warm-up shows.

He has performed three sell-out tours in the last decade, and has recently starred in Disney’s The Nutcracker And The Four Realms, Clifford the Big Red Dog, and Jungle Cruise.

He’s also hosted numerous awards events including four BRIT Awards ceremonies, and was the youngest-ever host of the Royal Variety Performance.

Jack Whitehall is performing in Southend, Colchester, Wimbledon, Oxford, Eastbourne, and Plymouth, before concluding his warm-up shows at The Hexagon on Wednesday, March 29.

Tickets to the show are available via: www.jackwhitehall.com or through whatsonreading.com

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