If I’m honest - Ed Byrne’s tour coming to Middleton Arena

Friday, 29 October 2021 18:16

By David Murphy

Stand-up comedian Ed Byrne brings his new tour to Middleton Arena later this month.

The much loved master of observational comedy and star of television shows including ‘Live at the Apollo,’ ‘Mock the Week,’ Top Gear’ and ‘QI’ will be on stage at the arena on Saturday 13 November during his re-scheduled ‘If I’m honest’ tour.

In the show, Ed says he will be taking a long hard look at himself and trying to decide if he has any traits that are worth passing on to his children!

Recognised as one of the finest observational comics, Ed has also developed huge success on the international circuit, performing to capacity audiences in Canada, France, Australia, New Zealand and the USA. He’s an Edinburgh Festival Fringe favourite and has performed six sell-out runs at the festival and sell-out tours across the UK.

It will be Ed’s third appearance at the Middleton venue, having performed previously there in 2015 and 2017.

Ed Byrne ‘If I’m Honest’ is at Middleton Arena at 7.30pm on Saturday 13 November 2021. Tickets from www.middletonarena.com or by phoning 0300 303 8633.

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