Clinton Baptiste: Spectral Intercourse

We've got a date for your diary early next year: Wednesday, March 11, 2026, when the nation's favourite clairvoyant medium, Clinton Baptiste, brings his new live show, Spectral Intercourse, to the Brighton Dome. If the name sounds familiar, it's because Clinton Baptiste, created and performed by Alan Lowe, is the character many will remember from Peter Kay's Phoenix Nights. This upcoming show marks his fourth UK tour, following previous sold-out runs, suggesting he still has plenty of spiritual guidance to offer.

The premise of Spectral Intercourse is straightforward, yet promises plenty of laughs. Clinton positions himself as the necessary envoy to the Beyond, ready to tackle humanity's dilemmas. During the performance, he connects with the spirits to receive answers to the audience's earthly queries—a process he calls 'Spectral Intercourse,' which he assures us he will execute by 'sondear con sensibilidad' (sounding with sensitivity). The show is categorized as comedy and has already garnered strong praise from fellow comedians, with Joe Lycett calling him "The funniest man alive!" and Rob Brydon noting, "Such a funny man, I love him!"

If you are planning to attend, the event takes place at the Concert Hall at the Brighton Dome, Church Street, BN1 1UE. The doors open at 18:45, with the comedy kicking off at 19:30. Standard tickets are currently listed at £32.00, keeping in mind that prices are always subject to change. Since this is a show aimed at an adult audience, there are some age restrictions to note: anyone under 16 needs to be accompanied by an adult in the general admission area, and children under 14 are not allowed entry without an accompanying adult.