Emily Atack will hit the road in Autumn 2021 with her second UK comedy tour, entitled Emily Atack Has Left the Group, with rescheduled dates due to the pandemic. Her new show will tell the all too common tales of cancelling plans in your older age with her famous anecdotes and range of impressions, that promises to be a truly incredible night. 

 

The Emily Atack Has Left the Group tour will tell tales of those who have completely lost the FOMO, feeling delighted when a friend decides to scrap dinner plans, thinking up convincing excuses to send to the WhatsApp group or hoping that the dreaded meeting at work is cancelled because the boss has pulled a sickie.

 

Her 2019 debut comedy tour, Talk Thirty to Me, sold out across the country with witty quips about the ups and downs of a modern woman traversing their thirties. Emily will be embarking on her UK tour in September.  

 

Atack said when the tour was announced: “I’m so excited for my second tour. Last year was so fun and I can’t wait to get going again. There’s lots of brand-new material that I cannot wait to perform and show you all. Bring your mum and dad if you dare, and let’s have a right laugh!”.

 

Actress, comedian, impressionist and TV presenter Emily has become a household name since leaving the Aussie jungle on I’m A Celebrity Get Me Out of Here in 2018. After winning over the hearts of the nation, Emily has added a wide range of strings to her bow including a sell-out comedy tour, designing two fashion collections, hosting primetime TV shows, launching her own four-part documentary series and finishing off an epic year with her memoir ‘ Are We There Yet? ’.

 

Emily rose to stardom playing Charlotte Hinchcliffe in the cult hit The Inbetweeners for Channel 4. Her most recent TV work includes Saturday Night Takeaway (ITV), Extra Camp (ITV2), Urban Myths (Sky Arts) and Singletown (ITV2). 

 

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Emily Atack is on The One Show on BBC One on Monday, September 27 at 6pm.