A kidney stone. A stray cat. An eye-themed fetish. Creator and star of Channel 4’s The Change, Taskmaster legend and Annie in BBC’s Ghosts, Bridget Christie hits the road again with her new show Jacket Potato Pizza. Tour schedule below.
Bridget said: “I am very much looking forward to eating Motorway services food again and picking my favourite roundabouts. Last year Plymouth won.”
Jacket Potato Pizza is Bridget’s fourteenth live show. Previous shows include Who Am I? A Bic For Her – which won the Edinburgh Comedy Award for Best Show at the 2013 Edinburgh Festival, a South Bank Sky Arts Award, and became the best-selling show at the Soho Theatre ever. Her Brexit-themed show, Because You Demanded It, was The Guardian’s top comedy of 2016 and won her second Chortle Award for Best Show.
Bridget’s book, A Book for Her, also received universal critical acclaim.
As well as starring in Taskmaster Series 13 in 2021 – which won her a legion of new fans – and playing Annie in the BBC hit Ghosts, Bridget has also appeared in various TV and radio shows: including Have I Got News For You, Room 101, QI, Cardinal Burns, Anna and Katy, Harry Hill’s Alien Fun Capsule and The News Quiz.
Bridget will also be starring in season two of the BBC hit, Things You Should Have Done.
Tickets: www.bridgetchristie.co.uk
Bridget Christie Tour 2026:
January:
Wednesday 14 – Stamford Corn Exchange
Thursday 15 – Hull, Truck Theatre
Friday 16 – Cambridge, Corn Exchange
Saturday 17 – Brighton, Dome
Thursday 22 – Exeter, Corn Exchange
Friday 23 – Launceston, Town Hall
Saturday 24 – Plymouth, Quad Theatre
Sunday 25 – Portsmouth, New Theatre Royal
Friday 30 – Leeds, Playhouse
February:
Sunday 1 – Bristol, Beacon
Wednesday 4 – Bangor, Patio
Thursday 5 – Mold, Theatr Clwyd
Friday 6 – Salford Quays, The Lowry
Saturday 7 – Lancaster, Town Hall
Sunday 8 – Nottingham, Theatre Royal
Sunday 15 – Canterbury, Marlowe
Wednesday 18 – Swindon, Wyvern
Sunday 22 – Basingstoke, The Anvil
Thursday 26 – Harrogate, Theatre
Friday 27 – Sheffield, City Hall
Saturday 28 – Guildford, Yvonne Arnaud
March:
Friday 6 – Milton Keynes, Theatre
Wednesday 11 – Lincoln, Theatre Royal
Thursday 12 – York, Grand Opera House
Friday 13 – Scarborough, Spa Centre
Saturday 14 – Newcastle, Tyne Theatre & Opera House
Sunday 15 – Glasgow, Theatre Royal
Friday 20 – London, Hackney Empire
Saturday 21 – Belfast, Mandela Hall
Sunday 22 – Worthing, Pavilion
Sunday 29 – Southend, Palace Theatre
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