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The Glasgow International Comedy Festival, the largest event of its kind in Europe, has become a renowned annual event in Glasgow's cultural calendar.
The annual festival features your favourite comedy friends, top television names and spectacular stand-up stars to stages across Glasgow.
Top comedy stars from around the UK and beyond will be coming just to entertain you, only to realise the Scottish money they’ve been paid in can only be spent in this country and that they can never go home again... They’ll be complemented by the very best of home-grown Scottish talent for a comedy extravaganza that makes us Europe’s largest comedy festival.
Bring Your Own Baby to an adults comedy show with a selection of Scotland's Best Comics from Scotland's coolest comedy producers, the Good Egg Comedy company!
READ MOREThe Glasgow International Comedy Festival returns in March 2025 featuring spectacular stand-up stars and home-grown favourites on stages across the city!
READ MOREGood Egg Comedy present a cracking line up of top Scottish comics performing brand new material at Van Winkle West End as part of Glasgow International Comedy Festival!
READ MOREDon't miss an hilarious one-hour alphabetical journey in the medium of quick-fire One-Liner Jokes from Kevin O'Brien at Tennent's Bar!
READ MOREAfter a successful Fringe run, the Scottish Huntington's Association returns to Glasgow International Comedy Festival with its popular charity comedy night!
READ MOREFriday night comedy with a selection of Scotland's Best Comics from Scotland's coolest comedy producers, the Good Egg Comedy company!
READ MOREFrom one of the most exciting emerging new stars in the UK's live stand-up scene, 1994 is Edinburgh native Connor Burns third solo hour, don't miss him live at The King's Theatre Glasgow!
READ MOREEnjoy world-class stand-up from live comedy's internationally acclaimed Irish master - Jimeoin - at the King's Theatre Glasgow on Friday 14th March!
READ MOREElaine Fellows' life is held together by two things: sugar and lies. Neither of which are good for you! Join her for her work-in-progress show at Glasgow International Comedy Festival!
READ MORESaturday night comedy with a selection of Scotland's Best Comics from Scotland's coolest comedy producers, the Good Egg Comedy company!
READ MORESunday Comedy Brunch with a selection of Scotland's Best Comics from Scotland's coolest comedy producers, the Good Egg Comedy company!
READ MOREWitness a pun Goliath in person, as Darren Walsh brings his 8ft frame and award winning act to Glasgow International Comedy Festival!
READ MORECritically acclaimed comedian Jamali Maddix is back on the road with a brand new tour show: Aston, don't miss him live at Oran Mor on March 21st as part of Glasgow International Comedy Festival!
READ MOREEdinburgh Comedy Award nominee Catherine Bohart returns to Glasgow International Comedy Festival with her hit show Again, With Feelings!
READ MOREDonny Vostock thought the leafy suburbs would be peaceful and quiet. He wasn't prepared for the carnage just beyond his doorstep!
READ MOREUnruly, ridiculous, and surprisingly satisfying, six-headed comedy band The Horne Section come to the King's Theatre Glasgow in March as part of Glasgow International Comedy Festival 2025!
READ MOREDavid Callaghan brings a work in progress of a multidisplay multimedia comedy show, told in half remembered CRT and handpainted 3D animation to Glasgow International Comedy Festival!
READ MOREExpected the unexpected as Darren Connell takes the audience through a journey of his surreal dark madness when he returns to Glasgow International Comedy Festival 2025!
READ MOREThe Billy Connolly Spirit of Glasgow award winner Susie McCabe is back! On the back of her sold out shows Femme Fatality and Merchant of Menace, this year she is on her Best Behaviour!
READ MORERoss Leslie brings his work in progress show to the Strathduie Bar on Saturday 29th March as part of Glasgow International Comedy Festival 2025!
READ MORESee out the 2025 festival in style with the GICF Comedy Gala at the King's Theatre Glasgow, a special afternoon showcase of the best talent the festival had to offer!
READ MOREDean T. Beirne, the Scottish finalist for the BBC New Comedy Awards 2023 and star of Rosie Jones' Comedy Disability Extravaganza, presents his debut show, Fated to Pretend.
READ MOREWhirlwind, FitBit-breaking comedian, presenter, actor and author Russell Kane is back on tour, and his brand new show, HyperActive, heads to Glasgow in March 2025!
READ MOREGlasgow Loves Christmas brings weeks of magical events, shopping and festive fun to the heart of the city!
READ MORESt Mungo, patron saint of Glasgow, is celebrated during the city's official St Mungo Festival held annually in January!
READ MOREThe Glasgow St Patrick's Festival celebrates and promotes Irish Heritage and Culture across the city!
READ MOREGlasgow Cathedral Festival brings music, art and education to the dramatic setting of Glasgow's medieval cathedral!
READ MOREFor 17 days Glasgow International showcases the best of local & international visual art in venues across the City!
READ MORECeltic Connections will return for 2024 from Wednesday 18th January to Saturday 4th February!
READ MOREAye Write is Glasgow's annual book festival, bringing writers and speakers from across Britain and beyond to the heart of Scotland's largest city!
READ MOREThe University of Glasgow channels the Glaswegian spirit of invention and reinvention in its Being Human festival programme.
READ MOREThe Merchant City Festival is an annual extravaganza of street theatre, music, dance, circus, visual arts, comedy & literature in Glasgow's City Centre!
READ MOREEnjoy a fortnight of music, workshops and events south of the river Clyde when the Southside Fringe Festival returns in May 2022!
READ MORETake Me Somewhere is Glasgow's festival of contemporary international performance, building on the legacy of the Arches arts venue following its closure in 2015.
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