Comedian to bring upcoming show to Lutterworth
A stand-up comedian who appears regularly on television will be bringing his brand new show to Lutterworth next year, and tickets for it have already gone on sale in the town.
Ian Stone is a comic and writer who has become well known thanks to frequent appearances on shows like Mock the Week. His last live tour saw him perform to sell-out audiences and it was a success on an international scale. Now, he is back with a new show that has been given the name ‘Looking for the Wow’, and he will be taking it on tour during 2026.
This will see him visit a number of places around the UK, including Lutterworth. The Wycliffe Rooms will serve as the venue for his performance and there seems sure to be plenty of demand for tickets.
When venues in Lutterworth need to advertise their upcoming shows, they can always turn to print shops that provide promotional products. These can be designed with an appropriate theme and then given away to the public.
Speaking to the Harborough Mail about his new show, Stone said:
He will take to the stage in Lutterworth on 23 May 2026.
Ian Stone is a comic and writer who has become well known thanks to frequent appearances on shows like Mock the Week. His last live tour saw him perform to sell-out audiences and it was a success on an international scale. Now, he is back with a new show that has been given the name ‘Looking for the Wow’, and he will be taking it on tour during 2026.
This will see him visit a number of places around the UK, including Lutterworth. The Wycliffe Rooms will serve as the venue for his performance and there seems sure to be plenty of demand for tickets.
When venues in Lutterworth need to advertise their upcoming shows, they can always turn to print shops that provide promotional products. These can be designed with an appropriate theme and then given away to the public.
Speaking to the Harborough Mail about his new show, Stone said:
“Life can’t just be the humdrum, the mundane, and the routine before the inevitable slide into disease, decay and death. Why can’t we sneak in a bit of awesome, a tad of amazing and maybe a smidge of wonderful?"
He will take to the stage in Lutterworth on 23 May 2026.