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Gary Meikle: Yer Maw

Gary Meikle: Yer Maw

2 Oct 2026 - 2 Dec 2026

Hi guys! It’s me, Gary. These blurbs do my head in, if I’m honest. Each year I need to sit and write one out before I even know what stories I’m gonna share. So what's the new show about? I don’t know yet, but it will contain at least one 'yer maw' joke! What I do know is that it’ll be another brand-new combination of stories, opinions and observations about me and my family, as well as all of you. It's always about people and the mad things we do, sometimes animals too, but more often than not it's about people and the stupid scenarios we end up in.
Tom Meighan

Tom Meighan

24 Oct 2026 - 28 May 2027

Toms high octane Raw25 show is accompanied by guitarist Chris Haddon touching on a back catalogue of some of the UKs biggest tracks produced over the last 20 years as well as lively renditions from his last two records The Reckoning & the recent critically acclaimed Road Runner.
Across The Universe

Across The Universe

14 Nov 2026 - 25 Sept 2027

Across The Universe perform The Beatles' studio years with a live band and orchestra. Our team of composers has painstakingly transcribed these legendary arrangements by ear, ensuring the parts are closer to the original recordings than you'll find anywhere else. The show then brings them to the stage with love, energy, and enthusiasm.
Mark Black: Horrible Family @ Alloa Town Hall
Mark Black’s brand-new solo show Horrible Families showcases why he’s become one of Scotland’s most exciting comedy talents. A two-time Scottish Comedy Award winner with a reputation for fearless, hard-hitting stand-up, Mark has sold out some of the country’s biggest stages, including the legendary Glasgow Pavilion Theatre. He has also enjoyed packed-out, critically acclaimed runs at the Edinburgh Fringe, cementing his status as a crowd favourite and a comic whose shows are always in high demand. With his trademark blend of biting wit, uncompromising honesty, and laugh-out-loud storytelling, Mark doesn’t shy away from the funny side of family life, warts and all. Known for his razor-sharp reputation and devoted following, he brings raw Scottish humour and universal relatability to the stage in a way that guarantees audiences leave talking.

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