April 23rd, 2009 by Warren Moore

Comedian Michael McIntyre has sold out his forthcoming show at Norwich’s Lowestofts Marina Theatre in record time.

Organisers of the London comedian’s show at the Lowestofts Marina Theatre had taken the steps to make the surprise annoucement that all 700 tickets would be made immediately available to personal callers on a first come first served basis.

Reports have described how crowds of comedy fans desecended on the Norwich theatre eager to secure tickets to one of Britain’s most popular stand up comedians. The lucky few to claim their tickets did so in under one hour as the Lowestrift Theatre box office operated at record speed to satisfy unprecedented demand.

Michael McIntyre has proved to be one of the stand out comedians on tour in 2009 with ticket demand for each of his shows resulting in a near sell out of his UK wide tour this winter.

The Michael McIntrye tour begins on September 11 at Plymouth Pavillion. The tour will then continue onto  Cardiff International Arena on September 23. Michael McIntyre then visits Belfast Odyssey Arena (October 1 & 31), London Wembley Arena (October 2 & 3), Sheffield Hallam FM Arena (October 17), Glasgow SECC (October 24) and London O2 Arena (Novemeber 3). The Michael McIntyre tour concludes with two shows at the Brighton Centre on November 4 and 5. Full details of the 2009 Michael McIntyre tour can be seen below.

September 11 – Plmouth Pavillion (tickets from £66)

September 23 – Cardiff International Arena (tickets from £69)

September 26 – Nottingham Trent FM Arena (tickets from £50)

October 1 & 31 – Belfast Odyssey Arena (tickets from £77)

October 2 & 3 – London Wembley Arena (tickets from £38)

October 9 – Birmingham NIA (tickets from £55)

October 11 & 12 – Bournemouth International Centre (tickets from £70)

October 17 – Sheffield Hallam Arena (tickets from £64)

October 21 – Manchester Evening News Arena (tickets from £66)

October 21 -23 – Cardiff International (tickets from £30)

October 25, 26, 27 – Trent FM Areana (tickets from £30)

October 1, 2, 3, & 4 – Wembley Arena (tickets from £30)

October 8 & 9 – Birmingham NIA (tickets from £30)

October 11, 12, 13 & 14 – Bournemouth Internation Centre (tickets from £30)

Octeober 17 & 18 – Sheffield Hallam FM Arena (tickets from £30)

Octeober 20 & 21 – Manchester MEN Arena (tickets from £30)

October 24 – Glasgow SECC (tickets from £55)

October 26 – Aberdeen Exhibition Centre (tickets from £70)

October 27 & 28 – Newcastle Metro Radio Arena (tickets from £70)

November 3 – London O2 Arena (tickets from £65)

November 4 & 5 – Brighton Centre (tickets from £55)