TICKETS FOR SOME LAUGH LIVE AT THE PAVILION GLASGOW ON SUNDAY 31ST MARCH ARE ON SALE NOW: https://www.paviliontheatre.co.uk/shows/some-laugh-live-at-glasgow-international-comedy-festival/This week Stu and Marc are joined by comedian and 2023 Edinburgh Fringe Best Newcomer nominee Paddy Young. Paddy discusses growing up in the seaside town on Scarborough, moving to London and the solitary bleakness of life doing stand-up. They also cover solo travelling, weird tattoos, the Edinburg...

TICKETS FOR SOME LAUGH LIVE AT THE PAVILION GLASGOW ON SUNDAY 31ST MARCH ARE ON SALE NOW: https://www.paviliontheatre.co.uk/shows/some-laugh-live-at-glasgow-international-comedy-festival/The three boays get back together this week as Steve reveals his beard dandruff problem, Marc unloads his hotel iron problems, and they discuss the various ways old age (aka just being in their thirties) has crept up on them. Stuart and Marc compare their contrasting holidays, and Steve recounts being s...

TICKETS FOR SOME LAUGH LIVE AT THE PAVILION ARE ON SALE NOW: https://www.paviliontheatre.co.uk/shows/some-laugh-live-at-glasgow-international-comedy-festival/Marc and guest host Christopher MacArthur-Boyd are joined by Irish comedian Mike Rice. A storyteller extraordinaire, Mike regails the boays with a host of stories from the yacht of a millionaire heiress he was dating to watching a man eat a cow's eye on the farm he grew up in in rural Ireland. There's a couple of epic high sc...

TICKETS FOR SOME LAUGH LIVE AT THE PAVILION ARE ON SALE NOW: https://www.paviliontheatre.co.uk/shows/some-laugh-live-at-glasgow-international-comedy-festival/This week Steve and Marc are joined by comedian Ali Woods. They discuss Ali's online video success, how he manages both other people and his own perceptions following a viral hit, and the importance of not allowing yourself to be pigeonholed. They also chat Ali's (legit) Scottish roots, doing material about an ex-partner, Eur...

TICKETS FOR SOME LAUGH LIVE AT THE PAVILION ARE ON SALE NOW: https://www.paviliontheatre.co.uk/shows/some-laugh-live-at-glasgow-international-comedy-festival/This week the boays are joined by comedian and broadcaster Fred MacAulay. A legend of the comedy scene, Fred describes the early days of the Scottish standup circuit and his forays to London where he became a host at the original Comedy Store. They discuss Fred's talk show McCoist and MacAulay which he hosted alongside the fo...

Stuart and Marc's stand-up specials are OUT NOW for free on our YouTube channel. Watch them here: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLM6lKn8dnMK5bOtlX-3XlCpZSf-B_qweQ&si=MhIanRHTB8DR76BjJust the boays again this week discussing the usual variety of topics - including Nick Cave, Manic Pixie Dream Girls, open/closed-mouth acting, The Roman Empire, and dinners (both girl and Steve varieties). Plus, the boays discuss their first concerts, CDs bought and Steve reveals that his rece...

Both Marc and Stu's stand-up specials are OUT NOW for free on the Some Laugh YouTube Channel: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLM6lKn8dnMK5bOtlX-3XlCpZSf-B_qweQ&si=zVvjp221nDTviKonThis week comedian and good friend of the pod Liam Withnail returns for the first time since recording an episode in his spare room at last year's Edinburgh Fringe. Liam recalls the stupidest thing he ever done when still on the booze (he's now over 8 years sober), recounts what it felt like growing up i...

Stuart's stand-up special "The Peesh" is out now on the Some Laugh YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxeugCQL5zyVhd7pCEAi9GAThe boays are back in the studio with some classic Some Laugh chat. Steve recounts his recent holiday to Croatia, revealing more of his "little secrets" from the trip as the episode goes on. Marc and Steve compare notes on their contrasting 1-star taxi experiences, Stuart describes the perplexing behaviour of his Airbnb guest, and Marc recount...

This week the boays are joined by actor Martin Quinn. Martin discusses how getting a part in Limmy's Show as a teenager helped soften his Paisley schoolmate's attitudes towards his pursuit of drama, how he's tried to avoid adopting a "Gla-merican" accent to be better understood in the US, and why he threatened to batter Scottish director Peter Mullan. Really though this is another wide-ranging conversation with too many topics covered to mention, but along the way they touch on go...

The boays are joined by comedian Amy Gledhill. Amy chats about being the first person to be nominated for the Edinburgh Comedy Award twice in the same year, her unusual start in stand-up, and how she was inspired by The League of Gentlemen to be the first in her family to attend uni (leaving her box-making side hustle behind). Plus, they discuss how Northern/Scottish/non-London based acts can be pigeonholed by reviewers, Amy's appearance on The Jonathon Ross Show, and how her frie...