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The Scottish stand-up, who narrates popular reality TV series ‘Love Island’, is bringing his new show, ‘Relevant’, to Cambridge.

Titled ‘Emotional Daredevil’, the show is on its way to Cambridge Junction.

Part of this year’s Cambridge Festival, the show is titled ‘More Magic of Cambridge’.

The show is a personal double bill of monologue and poetry that delves deep into the themes of trauma, grief and mortality.

The show is the very likeable Mancunian comic’s first foray into character comedy.

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The comedian will be talking about his favourite new hobbies - which include meditation and painting washing up bottles - at his Junction show

The Arts Theatre has closed its doors for the first phase of its redevelopment, funded by a £16million gift from the Gatsby Charitable Foundation.

The comedian’s new show is tackling the problems facing modern men - and he reveals how his relationships improved after quitting one thing.

Musicals being shown include Les Misérables: The Staged Concert (2019) and Jesus Christ Superstar: Live Arena Tour (2012).

The University of Cambridge alumnus is perhaps most famous for his appearances on Whose Line Is It Anyway?, Just A Minute and Have I Got News for You.

Appearing in the production is Mike Newman, son of the late Irish comedian also called Mike Newman.

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It will be the last touring show to come to the theatre before it begins an 11-month revamp.

Tickets go on sale this week.

The singer and actress was previously a finalist on TV talent competition ‘Mamma Mia! I Have a Dream’.

The play sees Terence Rattigan’s Table Number Seven (from Separate Tables) and The Browning Version paired for the first time.

Set in the ‘balmy Neapolitan heat’, the play was written by Italian playwright Eduardo De Filippo.