Stuart Goldsmith
‘We need action, right? Not pandemic-scale action, we need World War Two-scale action!’ Stuart Goldsmith talks about new Fringe show, ‘Canary’
Edith Alibec
‘‘I love the madness!’ Edith Alibec tells us about her Fringe show, ‘The Void’
Milo Edwards
‘Sexting killed the art of the sexy letter.’ Milo Edwards tell us about his new Fringe show, ‘Catamaran’
Davina Bentley
‘I didn’t think I’d be wearing a ruff at points, dressed like Henry VIII!’ Davina Bentley tells us about her debut Fringe show, ‘Dancing While Old’
David Hoare
‘He went on this tirade about how dancing should always be sexual.’ Musical comedian David Hoare tells us about new Fringe show, ‘How To Live To 100’
Alex Kitson
‘It’s like fitness. How much would you pay for a boot camp?’ Alex Kitson talks about our collective dwindling attention span in new show, ‘Now Look Here’
Sarah Roberts
‘My biggest fear is being alone. But my second biggest fear is being around people.’ Sarah Roberts tells us about her new Fringe show, ‘Scary Movie 7’
Candace Bryan
‘If late-stage capitalism was a person, I’m not concerned with hurting their feelings.’ Candance Bryan talks to us about her new show, ‘Don’t Be Ridiculous Everyone Wants This’
Stephen Gordon
‘The whole premise is chaos.’ Stephen Gordon talks about his mixed bill show, ‘Notes: The Comedy B-SIdes’
From WIPs in Glasgow to Full-On at the Fringe!
Rebecca Bain chats to some of the acts bringing some of their Glasgow shows to the Fringe
Abby Govindan
‘I’m really excited to get to age 36 and just be so unmistakably good at what I do!’ Abby Govindan tells us about her debut Fringe show, ‘Pushing 30’
Sophie McCabe
‘I keep saying “night” on stage by habit, but it starts at 2o’clock!’ Character comedian Sophie McCabe talks about the newest, and earliest, New Material night in Edinburgh.
Nerine Skinner
‘I’ve always wanted to do a show about indecision and, ironically, not known how to.’ We chat to Nerine Skinner about her new WIP at Glasgow International Comedy Festival, ‘Decisions Decisions’
Juliette Burton
‘We’re all cosplaying, all the time.’ We chat to Juliette Burton about her two shows at Glasgow International Comedy Festival
Jade Gebbie
‘I think there a specific millennial kind of overthinking-ness…’ Jade Gebbie tells us about her being ‘The People Pleaser’
Kate Hammer
‘I love it when an audience surprises me’. We chat to the ‘Government-Approved Comedian’ about her show at GICF
Giulia Galastro
‘I think my brain craves novelty’ – We chat to comedian Giulia Castro ahead of her new work-in-progress show, ‘Growth’ at the Glasgow International Comedy Festival
Kathleen Hughes
‘I like birch, I think she’s kind of a diva. Skinny diva.’ Kathleen Hughes goes back to her roots in new work-in-progress show ‘Twig’
Mara Joy
‘I remember watching some of Start Trek: Next Generation and being obsessed with Data.’ Mara Joy tells us about her Glasgow International Comedy Festival show, ‘I Am [Not] a Robot’
Gareth Gwynn
‘Wales has been mapped more extensively by tea towel than by Ordnance Survey!’ We chat to comedian Gareth Gwynn about his WIP show, ‘Cyril’
Sarah Bradley
‘Even if you don’t necessarily believe in sunshine and rainbows…hopefully you’ll come out believing in love’. Comedian and ‘Romcom scholar’ Sarah Bradley tells us about new show ‘How to Write a Romcom’