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Alan Carr and Susie McCabe lead line-up announcement for Glasgow comedy festival
Why comedy deserves public funding like music, theatre and dance
Golden oldies make stand-up debuts after just one month's training
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Glasgow Comedy Festival hosts more than 60,000 in biggest year on record
Susie McCabe turns heartbreak and fury into comedy gold at the King’s Theatre
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Shortlist announced for 2026 Sir Billy Connolly Spirit of Glasgow Award
Glasgow 'speccy wee guy' stand-up is named the Next Big Thing by comedy experts
Harry Enfield, Sue Perkins and Rosie O’Donnell among Glasgow comedy festival acts
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Review: Rikki Fulton and the Rangers sketch that stunned Glasgow audiences
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Alison Rowat: In Scotland we don't make political jokes, we elect them
Rosco McClelland wins Sir Billy Connolly Award at Glasgow Comedy Festival
‘I wouldn’t have got through it without you’ Sturgeon’s Branchform thanks to public
How a traumatic brain injury inspired a family-friendly Glasgow Comedy fest show
Search for 2025 Sir Billy Connolly Glasgow comedy award launched ahead of festival
Liam Withnail explains how being hospitalised with chronic illness inspired new show
'To become a better human being, I need to be more Scottish - and less English'
Anu Vaidyanathan on triathlons, clown school and being an immigrant mother in comedy
Six nominated for Sir Billy Connolly Award at Glasgow International Comedy Festival
Reginald D Hunter on Trump and Biden, lockdown, and 'real s***' ahead of Glasgow show
Comic's Glasgow Comedy Festival show 'under review' following London theatre ban
Glasgow International Comedy Festival: Everything you need to know about 2024 edition
'It belongs to the city': Stand-ups launch Glasgow International Comedy Festival
Sir Billy Connolly to pick Glasgow Comedy Festival award winner
Review: Paul Black makes the leap from online sensation to stand-up success
Paul Black leads Glasgow Comedy Festival lineup with Billy Connolly tribute planned
Billy Connolly to be honoured at Glasgow International Comedy Festival
Trevor Noah: Comic on growing up in Soweto, coming to Scotland and why his mother was sent to jail
Steve Martin and Martin Short: 'Part of our show is old-fashioned but the audience likes it and so do we'
The 15 funniest shows at the Glasgow Comedy Festival
The 15 must-see shows at the Glasgow Comedy Festival
Scots-Pakistani comedian Lubna Kerr: 'People always say, where are you really from?'
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Talent is at the heart of comedy festival's ongoing success
Festival is good for everyone who lives and works in Glasgow
Let's raise a glass to 16 years of success for the Glasgow International Comedy Festival
'Wickedly funny' – The Pieman Cometh, Oran Mor, four stars
It’s a funny OLD game: Funny men and women making a stand for older stand-ups
Tommy Tiernan: Confessions of a wind-up merchant
Checklist: Top 10 things to do across Scotland this weekend
Glasgow is so full of comedians even the murals are having a dram good laugh
Comedy festival is lighting up landmarks
Plenty of funny business as Glasgow International Comedy Festival opens