Michael McIntyre brings brand new material to Salisbury Playhouse for one night only

Monday, 14 February 2022 00:00

Michael McIntyre is coming to Salisbury Playhouse for one night only to try out some brand new comedy material.

Described as one of the most successful comedians in the world, Michael McIntyre is bringing a 'work in progress show' to Salisbury Playhouse on Thursday 24th February to test out his latest material to an exclusive audience.

A limited number of tickets will go on sale to Wiltshire Creative Members online today (Monday 14th February).

The remaining tickets will then be released on general sale to the public on Tuesday 15th February at 10am, and will cost £26.50.

Customers will only be able to purchase up to 4 tickets for this event. Tickets are expected to sell out very quickly, so for ease of booking Wiltshire Creative advise that you are logged in to your Wiltshire Creative account before adding any tickets into your basket.

The event will be strictly 14+ with swearing and adult content expected.

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