AN AWARD-winning stand-up comedian is hitting the road with her new tour show.

Voted Comedians’ Comedian of The Year 2022, Jo Caulfield is instantly recognisable thanks to her numerous appearances on TV shows including Mock The Week, Have I Got News For You, The John Bishop Show, Michael McIntyre’s Comedy Roadshow, The Royal Variety Performance, and Richard Osman's House of Games.

Jo is bringing her new tour show, Here Comes Trouble to The Forge, Basingstoke, on Sunday, March 17.

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Here Comes Trouble is a solid 90 minutes of razor-sharp observations and scandalous one-liners, as Jo gets her claws into everything, and everyone, that annoys her.

From stories about arguing with strangers on trains and dealing with over-enthusiastic supermarket staff, to trying to recapture the magic in a long-term relationship and 'helping' a newly divorced friend get back into the dating game, this is pure stand-up, delivered with nothing more than a microphone and a bad attitude.

Jo said: "My tour show is a collection of my favourite jokes from my last three Edinburgh Fringe shows and some brand-new material about what I’ve been up to since I was last on the road, so I think it’s going to be a lot of fun to get out there and tell these stories, and generally talk about everything that’s happened – and everything that’s currently annoying me. It’s my celebration of anger.

“It has been really difficult getting the show down to just an hour and a half because so much has happened since my last tour, and I want to cover it all. I moved house, I wrote a book, and I won a comedy award. I’ve never been so busy."

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This year was a particularly busy year for Jo, as in addition to her sell-out Edinburgh Fringe run and the new tour, her debut book, The Funny Thing About Death (published by Birlinn Polygon) was published in August.

This hilarious but touching memoir explores Jo’s life with and without her older sister, author and comedy writer, Annie Caulfield.

The book spans their relationship, their 1970s childhood and their shared love of music, boys and breaking the rules, to Annie’s cancer diagnosis six years ago at the start of Jo’s last nationwide tour.

All of Jo’s profits from The Funny Thing About Death will be donated to MacMillan Cancer Support, a charity which Jo has already raised over £50,000 for through bucket collections at the end of her Fringe shows since 2017.

There will be a chance to buy a copy of the book at the end of each tour show.

More information, including how to get tickets can be found at jocaulfield.com.