Michael McIntyre's Comedy Roadshow - Season 2
Season 2
Episodes
Glasgow - Kevin Bridges, Daniel Sloss, Milton Jones, Craig Campbell
Michael McIntyre takes his Comedy Roadshow to the Theatre Royal in Glasgow, where he introduces Milton Jones, Daniel Sloss and Craig Campbell, with local favourite Kevin Bridges closing the show.
Sunderland - Simon Evans, Jimeoin, Imran Yusuf, Sarah Millican
Michael McIntyre takes his comedy roadshow to the Sunderland Empire Theatre, where he introduces Simon Evans, Jimeoin and Imran Yusuf. Topping the bill is north-east England's Sarah Millican.
Blackpool - Justin Moorhouse, Terry Alderton, Miles Jupp, John Bishop
Michael McIntyre takes his comedy roadshow to The Grand Theatre in Blackpool, where he introduces Justin Moorhouse, Terry Alderton and Miles Jupp. Liverpudlian comic John Bishop closes the show.
Dublin - Tommy Tiernan, Keith Farnan, Andrew Lawrence, Zoe Lyons
Michael McIntyre's Comedy Roadshow heads across the sea to the Olympia Theatre in Dublin, where Michael introduces Andrew Lawrence, Keith Farnan and Zoe Lyons, plus Irish favourite Tommy Tiernan.
Bristol - Seann Walsh, Mike Gunn, Hal Cruttenden, Noel Fielding
Stand-up from the Bristol Hippodrome, where Michael McIntyre introduces Seann Walsh, Mike Gunn and Hal Cruttenden, with Mighty Boosh star Noel Fielding headlining the show.
Leeds - Jack Whitehall, Andi Osho, Sean Collins, Ardal O'Hanlon
Stand-up from the Leeds Grand Theatre, where Michael McIntyre introduces Jack Whitehall, Andi Osho and Sean Collins, with Irish comic Ardal O'Hanlon headlining the show.
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