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Former BBC Staff Writer and co-creator of the Tonbridge Comedy Festival, Jade Gebbie is making her Glasgow debut with ‘People Pleaser’, hoping to unite those with pushover tendencies but to bring something for everyone, with her high-energy insights into millennial a...


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Natalie Quarry is an actor best known for playing Nurse Rosalind Clifford in Call the Midwife. Natali...


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Seemingly the busiest comedian in all of Scotland, I managed to get some time with Kate Hammer to discuss all of the shows she is doing over the Glasgow Comedy Festival, from panel to sketch, but especially her solo hour, ‘Government-Approved Comedian’. Talking about everything...


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Bronwyn Isaac is an American comedian based in Amsterdam. She is performing her stand-up show ‘Why Are You Here’ as part of the Glasgow International Comedy Festival. We spoke to Bronwyn about the show, her previous career as an election reporter in New York, and the communal spirit of the Amsterdam comedy scene.

Can you tell us about ‘Why Are You H...


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Giulia Galastro wants to talk about growth, in every sense of the word, while bringing her warm and slightly absurd style with it.

MC extraordinaire for the award-winning Open Comedy in Edinburgh (Tuesday Nights at Artisan Roast Leith Walk), Giulia has leapt ahead a year from her work-in-progress at the last Glasgow Comedy Festival to delight, and mayb...


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