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How to buy Ricky Gervais Mortality tickets at the Regent

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Comedian Ricky Gervais will return to Ipswich in January with his new show, Mortality. Tickets for the performance at the Regent Theatre will go on sale tomorrow and are expected to sell out quickly.

The big picture: Award-winning comedian Ricky Gervais, creator of hit shows like The Office and After Life, is set to perform in Ipswich as part of his latest tour.

This marks Gervais' return to Ipswich following his Armageddon tour in November 2022, giving local fans another chance to see the acclaimed comedian live.

Ricky Gervais Mortality Tour
Ricky Gervais Mortality TourIpswich Regent Theatre

Key details:

  • The show is scheduled for Tuesday, 14 January 2025 at 7:30pm at the Ipswich Regent Theatre.

  • Tickets priced at £41.25 plus a £1.70 restoration levy go on sale Friday at 10am.

  • There's a limit of 6 tickets per person, and household.

What they're saying: "We're all gonna die. May as well have a laugh about it. Mortality looks at the absurdities of life. And death. Bring it on," Gervais said about the new show.

How to buy tickets:

The bottom line: With Gervais' track record of sellout shows and critical acclaim, demand for tickets is likely to be high. Fans should be prepared when sales open tomorrow morning.

Anti-racism protestors outnumber anti-immigration protestors in Ipswich town centre rally

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Anti-immigration and anti-racism protesters gathered in Ipswich town centre on Saturday, with the latter outnumbering the former by five-to-one.

The big picture: A planned anti-immigration protest drew a larger counter-demonstration from anti-racism protestors to Ipswich Town Hall on Saturday, 28th September.

Four anti-immigration protestors outside Ipswich town hall
Four anti-immigration protestors outside Ipswich town hall

Why it matters: Public demonstrations like these reflect ongoing debates about immigration in Ipswich and across the UK. They highlight the differing views within our community on a national issue that has local implications.

A group of anti-racism and pro-immigration protestors in Ipswich
A group of twenty anti-racism and pro-immigration protestors outside Ipswich town hall

By the numbers: Twenty pro-immigration protestors, including members of the Ipswich Anti-Racism Coalition, outnumbered the four anti-immigration protestors, Union Jack and handwritten "Save our culture" poster in hand, by five-to-one.

Four members of the Revolutionary Communist Party
Four members of the Revolutionary Communist Party were also present.

A peaceful protest: The protests appeared peaceful, with no reports of trouble confirmed by Police at the time of writing.

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