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Julia Sutherland’s Comedy Salon
What do you get when a stand-up comic has another dream – to cut hair?
In this daring, heartfelt and hilarious hour, an audience volunteer will get their hair cut live on stage by said (unqualified) comedian, as she simultaneously performs a full solo stand-up show.
It’s a show about trust, transformation, and the intimate magic of letting someone see you up close — roots, regrets and all!
It’s about how we choose to present ourselves, the quiet theatre of a salon chair, and the absurdity of trying to stay human in a world that’s increasingly hands-off.
As the cut takes shape, so does something deeper: a meditation on self-image, expression, vulnerability, and the small, brave acts of connection that still hold us together.
Come for the jokes. Stay for the juicy gossip! Leave with a fresh perspective (and possibly a fringe).
Andrew Frost: The Greatest Card Magician In The World
Andrew Frost has recently been described as the “Greatest Card Magician in the World”. Can he live up to the hype? Come and find out if it’s true.
Following an acclaimed Edinburgh Festival Fringe run – and working with some of the world’s top magicians – Andrew Frost brings his innovative and contemporary blend of comedy, theatre and magic on tour.
‘A brilliant magician’ Derren Brown
‘A phenomenon’ David Blaine
‘One of the most phenomenal card magicians in the world’ Nick Mohammed
Presented by Plosive Live. Originally produced by Alice Gorman.
Seaglass & Featherstone: Black Seal/Office of Obscenity
“Rude and horny and messy, but also very kind; a great strength.” – Cook’d and Bomb’d
A wild and scintillating double-feature from everyone’s favourite internationally touring occult comedy, music, burlesque and performance art duo!
Curse of The Black Seal – A normal, non-satanic burlesque and comedy experience in which a cosmically unfortunate young fool and a magic flesh-eating seal woman perform an elaborate piece of egg-based witchcraft. It has previously been performed at the Brighton, Reykjavik and Gothenburg Fringes.
Office of Obscenity – A Kafkaesque HR presentation in a gloomy office where happiness and enthusiasm are expressly forbidden. Come learn how to be a more effective meat puppet for your beloved corporate overlords, via the medium of educational cabaret!
Spread: Under the Covers (Glasgow Improv Theatre)
Improvised comedy inspired by print media!
Spread presents: Under the Covers.
Improvised comedy inspired by print media!
Spread will delve under the covers of the weird and wonderful world of gossip magazines to find inspiration for their comedy scenes.
Spread are a house team at the Glasgow Improv Theatre with a monthly show.
Bounce House Solves Everything (Glasgow Improv Theatre)
Solving all of the petty squabbles they come across with improv comedy
Bounce House: Solves Everything
Bounce House are on a mission – to solve all of the petty squabbles they come across.
Whether it’s a random Am I The Asshole post on Reddit or a conundrum shared by an audience member they’re here to help. Armed only with bold confidence and longform improv, come along and laugh as Bounce House fix the weird and wonderful issues we all face. You’ll leave feeling 10x better*
*Bounce House guidance does not constitute medical, legal or useful advice.
Bounce House are a house team at the Glasgow Improv Theatre with a monthly show.
Couch Surfs the Web (Glasgow Improv Theatre)
A night of improv comedy where Couch looks up bad reviews of places you’ve been to!
Harold Night (Glasgow Improv Theatre)
Two Glasgow Improv Theatre house teams performing a fully improvised comedy show. Feat. Saved By The Beep and With Bits!
Maisie Adam: Work In Progress
Straight off the back of the latest season of Taskmaster, Maisie’s working up her new tour show. Some jokes might work, some might not. It will be obvious which ones are which, to you and to her, but that’s part of the fun. Right? RIGHT? As seen on Live At The Apollo, A League of Their Own, and QI.
Kemah Bob: Work In Progress
What’s a girl to do after performing one of the Guardians Top 10 Comedy Shows of 2024? (it was #7 which is lowkey not bad).
Write another one and hope it is also good. Join Kemah as she feels through her new show with the energy of Velma searching for her glasses in the dark. Jinkies! And hopefully, Eureka!
“Chest-achingly funny… an exciting glimpse into the future of stand-up, with Kemah Bob at the helm”
★★★★ Skinny
“Truly a rising star… utterly charismatic… a delight to witness on stage”
★★★★ Fest
As seen on QI, Richard Osman’s House of Games, Jonathan Ross’ Comedy Club, Comedy Central Live, Don’t Hate The Playaz, and Guessable.
As heard on the Off Menu podcast, The Guilty Feminist, James Acaster’s Perfect Sounds, Springleaf, and Brett Goldstein’s Films To Be Buried With.
