Katherine Ryan has announced a new stand-up tour.

Ryan will tour new show Glitter Room around the UK between September and November 2017.

Glitter Room will be the comedian's first UK touring show since the hugely successful Kathbum, which had two sell-out nationwide UK tours as well as runs at the Edinburgh Festival, the Melbourne International Comedy Festival and the Just For Laughs Festival in Montreal.

The tour culminated at the Hammersmith Apollo, where Ryan became the first woman to record a stand-up comedy special for international release on streaming service Netflix, Katherine Ryan In Trouble.

Glitter Room will be launched abroad before coming to the UK. Ryan will perform the show at the prestigious Carolines venue on Broadway in New York City from the 8th to the 11th of June, before a six-date run at the 2017 Just For Laughs Festival in Montreal from the 24th to the 29th of July.

Since her last tour, Ryan has become one of the most in-demand comedians on British television. She is currently a regular panellist on The Fake News Show on Channel 4 and is presenting Your Face Or Mine on Comedy Central alongside Jimmy Carr. She also recently fronted documentary series How'd You Get So Rich? and will soon be seen in Frankie Boyle's New World Order, which launches on BBC Two in June.

Tickets for the Glitter Room tour are on sale now via sites including Ticketmaster

The UK tour dates are listed below.

2017 Tour Dates

Bath (Komedia): 21st September
Kettering (Lighthouse): 23rd September
York (Barbican): 29th September
Buxton (Opera House): 30th September
Woking (New Victoria): 6th October
Newcastle (Tyne Theatre): 7th October
Nottingham (Theatre Royal): 12th October
Blackburn (King George's Hall): 13th October
Dudley (Town Hall): 14th October
Basingstoke (Anvil): 19th October
Bury St Edmonds (Apex): 20th October
Salford (Lowry): 21st October
Brighton (Dome): 2nd November
Hull (City Hall): 3rd November
Bromley (Theatre): 4th November
Lincoln (Engine Shed): 9th November
Warwick (Arts Centre): 10th November
Oxford (New Theatre): 11th November
St Albans (Arena): 16th November
Portsmouth (Guildhall): 17th November
Bexhill (De La Warr Pavilion): 18th November
Leeds (Town Hall): 23rd November
Chesterfield (Winding Wheel): 24th November
Sheffield (Octagon): 25th November

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