Comic announces biggest tour yet

Jayde Adams is to embark on her biggest tour yet, with a show entitled Men, I Can Save You.

It  will play a month at the Edinburgh Fringe before an an autumn tour of more than 30 dates kicks off at Cardiff’s Glee Club on September 14.

The  promotional blurb for the show describes Adams as a ‘champion of inclusive feminism [whose] intelligent working-class voice guides men to salvation the best way she knows how; with sharp humour and telling it like it is.’

Adams’ previous solo show The Ballad of Kylie Jenner’s Old Face received 13 five- and four-star reviews during its run at the Edinburgh Fringe, and was tuned into the  Amazon Prime Video stand-up special, Serious Black Jumper

 She also appears in Alma’s Not Normal  and the upcoming Take That movie Greatest Days, while BBC One in the West Country has this week aired her documentary, Jayde Adams: Coming Home about her dies to her  Bristol homeland.

Tickets for the autumn leg of Men, I Can Save You go on sale on Friday.

Jayde Adams tour dates

14 September: Cardiff, Glee
15 September: Exeter, Phoenix
16 September: Aberystwyth Arts Centre
17 September: Guildford, G Live
22 September: Reading, South Street Arts Centre
23 September: Southend Dixon Studio
24 September: Southend Dixon Studio
25 September: Oxford, Glee
1 October: Liverpool, Unity Theatre
4 October: Newcastle, The Stand
5 October: Leeds, The Wardrobe
6 October: York, The Crescent
7 October: Durham, Gala Theatre Studio
8 October: Corsham, Pound Arts
9 October: Nottingham, Glee
13 October: Norwich, Playhouse
15 October: London, Hackney Empire
19 October: Brighton Komedia Main Room
23 October: Bristol Old Vic – matinee
23 October: Bristol Old Vic – evening
26 October: Portsmouth Guildhall studio
27 October: Worcester Huntingdon Hall
28 October: Plough Arts Centre, Torrington
2 November: Cambridge, Junction, J2
3 November: Leicester Y Theatre
5 November: Gloucester, Guildhall
6 November: Birmingham, Glee
9 November: Glasgow, The Stand
10 November: Edinburgh, The Stand
12 November: Newport Riverfront Theatre
17 November: Redhill, Harlequin Theatre
18 November: Swindon, Arts Centre Auditorium
19 November: Canterbury, Gulbenkian
20 November: Swansea, Pontardawe Arts Centre
8 December: Salford, The Lowry, Quays Theatre

Published: 7 Apr 2022