Phil McIntyre Entertainments are thrilled to announce that much-loved clairvoyant comedian Clinton Baptiste is preparing to embark on a brand-new tour for 2026 with new show Spectral Intercourse. Having embarked on four sell-out UK tours in recent years, the nation’s favourite medium is preparing to head back out on the road in February and March 2026!

Tickets go on sale on Friday 29th November and will be available from www.clintonbaptiste.com.

In a rudderless world, mankind needs an envoy to gather solutions from the all-knowing, all-seeing Afterlife. But who should it be? Of course, there’s only one man for the job – Clinton Baptiste. Receiving the audiences’ queries and earthbound dilemmas, Clinton will then reach out to the spirits for answers. Fear not. He will probe sensitively.

Clinton Baptiste said: “This will be the biggest and best show I’ve ever done. What’s more, spirit has promised to turn up to every venue on the tour and be at its spooky best!”

Clinton Baptiste is a fictional comedic character created and portrayed by actor Alex Lowe, best known as a flamboyant and somewhat hapless psychic medium. Clinton first appeared on Peter Kay’s hit TV series Phoenix Nights (Channel 4). Since his TV debut, the character has gained cult status, leading to four sell out UK tours as well as a podcast Clinton Baptiste’s Paranormal Podcast.

Alex Lowe is an English actor, writer, and comedian best known for his versatile career in television, radio, and live comedy and is particularly recognised for portraying ClintonBaptiste in Peter Kay’s Phoenix Nights and Sparky in That Peter Kay Thing. Another notable creation of his is “Barry from Watford,” (BBC Radio 2) a fictional elderly character featured for many years on Steve Wright’s afternoon show, as well as in Cheap Cheap Cheap (Channel 4), podcasts, and live performances, which has cultivated a devoted following. Lowe’s career spans a variety of platforms, including appearances in shows such as Brassic, The Fast Show, Clare in the Community, This Time With Alan Partridge and Cold Feet.

His writing credits include contributions to The Paul O’Grady Show, Alistair McGowan’s Big Impression, Watson & Oliver and other comedy sketch series. Additionally, he has voiced characters in audio dramas for Big Finish Productions, Fireman Sam and starred in West End productions, including Fatal Attraction at the Theatre Royal Haymarket. In films he appeared in Peter’s Friends, Much Ado About Nothing, Haunted and The Devil Outside. Lowe continues to combine acting, writing, and live comedy, showcasing his unique ability to inhabit diverse comedic personas while engaging audiences across media.