Headlining, GARY LITTLE is one of the most consistent and funny acts in Scottish comedy. He is recognised as a master storyteller, is a regular headliner at many of the top comedy clubs in the UK and last year released his debut Radio 4 series Gary Little: At Large.
Might look as though he could tear the head off a pitbull while cracking walnuts with his eyelids, but is, on stage, warm to the point of endearing This man is a born raconteur The Scotsman
A f★★★★★ riot, hilarious! Bill Burr
All youll remember from his show is how much you laughed and how good that felt. Chortle
Some of the best stand up Ive seenKevin Bridges
Runs rings round his comedy peers Glasgow Herald
Despite his imposing physical presence a 6 2 skinhead Gary has an incredibly personable, relatable style. Combine that with his unflinching honesty and openness and just a hint of vulnerability and audiences everywhere fall in love with his easy charm. He has that rare gift which is to turn mundane, every-day experiences into pure comedy gold, which will have you simply crying with laughter.
Opening, we have the awesome CHRIS SCOTT. Bringing unflinching punchlines and a bit of devilment to the stage, Chris has performed at clubs across Scotland, been nominated for Best Newcomer at the Scottish Comedy Awards and opened solo shows for Susie McCabe and Emmy winner Alex Edelman.
Resident compere PADDY LINTON is fast becoming one of the most sought after MCs on the Scottish scene. On the odd occasion that Paddy has left our basement in the last year, he has opened for Darren Connell at the Kings Theatre, sold out shows at the Edinburgh Fringe and even picked up a Panel Prize with the show Deep Fried in Patter.
It was genuinely exciting watching Paddy... made me remember why I love comedy" Darren Connell
