Jack Whitehall is set to perform new material in Watford with tickets on sale later this week.
The comedian will be coming to the Colosseum on September 15 to workshop jokes ahead of his 2027 tour.
A spokesperson for the Rickmansworth Road venue said: "Jack’s writing a new show. Help him work out what's funny before he embarrasses himself on tour. Expect brand-new material, a few misfires and, hopefully, plenty of laughs."
Tickets will go on sale on Friday (July 17) at 10am, with a pre-sale for Colosseum newsletter subscribers taking place on Thursday.
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The 38-year-old is known for his award-winning stand-up, as well as performing in television comedies including Fresh Meat and Bad Education, the latter of which he co-wrote.
He has hosted the BRIT Awards on several occasions and produced a series of travel programmes with his father Michael.
Last year he revealed on the Graham Norton Show that he filmed an "orgy" scene at a Watford strip club for Amazon Prime drama Malice.
Whitehall is the latest household name comedian to announce a show at the relaunched venue after Jimmy Carr and Ricky Gervais.
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