RuPaul’s Drag Race champion Bianca Del Rio has announced her return to the UK with her new stand-up comedy tour, Dead Inside. The tour will take the comedy queen to 11 different locations across the country, including London’s Eventim Apollo on September 24.
As her sixth major tour, Dead Inside promises a mix of satire on politics, pop culture, and everyday life ’through the eyes of someone who’s dead inside .’ The UK tour follows an enormous 60-date North American tour across the summer.
Bianca told MyLondon about the new show: “Expect the unexpected because it really depends on what happens to me that day. There’s always a story, and I try to keep everything new and relevant by discussing whatever is happening in the world… It’s my particular twisted view of all of it.”
Dead Inside follows the massive success of Bianca’s two most recent comedy tours, Unsanitized and It’s Jester Joke, which saw her perform to sold-out crowds and make history at Wembley Arena and Carnegie Hall, Dead Inside continues Bianca’s tradition of high-energy, thought-provoking comedy.
Bianca explains why the new tour is called Dead Inside. She said: “ Dead Inside reflects my sense of humour and my way of truthfully coping with the chaos in the world. Inside, I’m dead, and that helps me get through everything.”
Fans can look forward to seeing their favourite ‘clown in a gown’ return to the stage with her signature quick wit and sharp humour. Bianca explained: “It’s a chance to step away from the chaos of daily life and enjoy a good laugh. With so much noise from social media and the news, it’s crucial to take a break and find some relief.”
Bianca expressed her excitement about returning to the UK, praising the British sense of humour. She said: “The UK has a brilliant, twisted sense of humour that works well for me. It makes performing here a pleasure!”
You can grab tickets on Ticketmaster and at TheBiancaDelRio.com. There will be two VIP packages available for purchase, in addition to general admission tickets.
What are the tour dates?
September 11, Glasgow, Royal Concert Hall
September 12, Newcastle, O2 City Hall
September 13, Edinburgh, Usher Hall
September 15, Birmingham, Symphony Hall
September 16, Cambridge, Corn Exchange
September 18, York, Barbican
September 19, Nottingham, Royal Concert Hall
September20 , Manchester, O2 Apollo
September 21, Swansea, Swansea Arena
September 24, London, Eventim Apollo
September 25, Bexhill, De La Warr Pavillion