AUSTENTATIOUS announces Autumn tour for 2022
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Multi-award-winning improvised comedy troupe Austentatious have announced that they will be touring during the Autumn later this year.
The show will entertain and astonish audiences in equal measure across the country, beginning in Liverpool on 2 October and concluding in Oxford on 29 October.
Austentatious is saddling the horses for a Grand Tour of the United Kingdom! Before Bridgerton there was… Austentatious! The smash-hit Regency comedy romp returns, stuffed with rakish dukes, swooning ladies, and romantic entanglements aplenty.
Austentatious is an improvised comedy play starring a cast of the country’s quickest comic performers. Every single show, the cast conjures up a brand new ‘lost’ Jane Austen novel based on nothing more than a title suggested by the audience. No two shows are ever the same, with previous ‘lost’ masterpieces including 'Crazy Rich Georgians', 'Double 0 Darcy' & 'Game of Scones'. Performed in period costume with live musical accompaniment, this is a Regency treat guaranteed to delight the whole Ton, Austen novices and die-hard fans alike.
Austentatious said: “We are beyond excited (and fanning ourselves profusely) to be setting off on our very own grand tour, and after such a long period of limited society (we can simply not partake in another of Mr Collins’ quiz nights), we cannot wait to finally see our dear friends around the country and laugh, swoon and revel in their most delightful and dashing company!”
The rotating cast is made up of a host of acclaimed comedy talent including: Cariad Lloyd, Rachel Parris, Graham Dickson, Charlotte Gittins, Daniel Nils Roberts, Lauren Shearing, Amy Cooke-Hodgson and Joseph Morpurgo. Show stars a varying line-up of the cast.
Austentatious London dates also include their residency at the Leicester Square Theatre with shows on 13 & 27 June and a date as part of The Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre summer season on 31 July.
For more information and to book tickets, please click here.
