A controversial TV star is returning to a seaside town following the success of a previous UK tour.
Katie Hopkins is hitting the road once again with a new stand-up show Free Range which will take the media personality to theatres across the country.
She will be at the Spa Pavilion in Felixstowe on Friday, May 8 and Saturday, May 9 next year with shows at 7.30pm.
It followed on from her previous tour Bats*** Bonkers Britain, which sold out at the Suffolk seaside theatre.
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Her previous visit to the county caused controversy with many online commentators threatening to boycott the Spa Pavilion.
They accused Hopkins of making inflammatory remarks during her career, which included appearances on The Apprentice, I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here and Celebrity Big Brother.
However, the Felixstowe theatre refused to cancel her booking and said it was "surprised and hurt" by the reaction of "keyboard warriors".
The description of her new show Free Range said Hopkins is giving herself no restrictions on all her usual targets of politicians, celebrities and "morons in our midst".
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There will be new characters for the 2026 tour, including returning favourites from the previous show, such as Lanyard Linda.
Speaking ahead of the tour, Hopkins said: "I am giving people free range to laugh with me and at me. No rules, no limits and no apologies.
"Have a night off from pretending to be proper and laugh until your face hurts."
Tickets for Katie Hopkins: Free Range are on sale now costing £42.50.
It is strongly advised the show is not for those under the age of 16, however, any under 16's who attend the show at the discretion of their parent or guardian must attend with an adult.
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