Alan Lowe plays the comic medium Clinton Baptiste in a stand-up show of innuendo and spirit consulting, following his fourth UK tour.
Clinton Baptiste brings his new show Spectral Intercourse to Victoria Hall on Saturday 13 February 2027. If the name sounds familiar, it's because Baptiste is the clairvoyant medium who first appeared on screen in 2001 in Peter Kay's Phoenix Nights, performing in the show's working men's club, The Phoenix. He's played the character ever since, and this is a live stand-up comedy show rather than a genuine mediumship event.
Coming off his fourth sell-out UK tour, Baptiste has appointed himself mankind's supernatural envoy. The act works by taking dilemmas from the audience and consulting the spirits for answers, with Baptiste convinced he's humanity's last and best hope. The title Spectral Intercourse signals the mock-solemnity and innuendo that run through the whole thing, so it's more about the comedy than the clairvoyance.
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Behind the character is Alan Lowe, who created and plays Baptiste. The show runs for one hour and 55 minutes and is recommended for ages 14 and above. You'll find it at Victoria Hall on Bagnall Street, ST1 3AD, in Stoke-on-Trent.
