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Tour

I'm on a massive tour, it's called Peacock and if you live in the UK or Ireland it's probably coming to you. I've whacked some more info about it below. 

Oh and if you’re coming along, firstly thank you and secondly I’m collecting pens and pencils in good working order for the brilliant charity Pens for Kids UK. They distribute the pens globally to kids who need them to carry on with their education. See you soon!

Kiri has had a busy few years. As well as hosting Live at the Apollo, fronting the Radio 4 panel show Best Medicine and starting a comedy school she’s become a foster parent. Didn’t know that about her? Well, until now she hasn’t been able to talk about it on stage, she hasn’t even told the kids in her care that she’s a comedian oh and she uses a different name - she’s the Bruce Wayne of comedy but without the mansions.

However, this year something changed and after a couple of the eggiest gigs of her career in boardrooms to social workers a show about becoming a foster carer has been signed off! So, come and join “Louise” as she lifts the lid on social workers, first aid training and what not to do when a vicar searches for you on YouTube. 

Kiri Peacock Web Res 13

frank, funny – and, yes, feminist

- The Telegraph

Upcoming Tour Dates

  • Peacock 7 December 24
    Bangor - Pontio
  • Peacock 8 December 24
    Bangor - Pontio
  • Peacock 15 April 25
    Melbourne - Attic @ The Greek
  • Peacock 16 April 25
    Melbourne - Attic @ The Greek
  • Peacock 17 April 25
    Melbourne - Attic @ The Greek
  • Peacock 18 April 25
    Melbourne - Attic @ The Greek
  • Peacock 19 April 25
    Melbourne - Attic @ The Greek
  • Peacock 20 April 25
    Melbourne - Attic @ The Greek
  • Peacock 27 April 25
    Perth - Goodwill Club @ The Rechabite
  • Peacock 30 April 25
    Sydney - Terminal @ Factory Theatre
  • Peacock 1 May 25
    Sydney - Terminal @ Factory Theatre
  • Peacock 2 May 25
    Sydney - Terminal @ Factory Theatre

It’s fantastic to see our foster carer, Kiri, positively promoting fostering during her UK tour. It will really help increase awareness of foster care, and challenge false perceptions around what it takes to be a foster carer. We hope that through Kiri candidly sharing her fostering journey, people will recognise skills and qualities in themselves and consider putting in an enquiry to foster
 

- Alastair Cope, Head of Foster Wales.