Some of the country's finest comedians will take to the stage in East Kilbride later this year. The Scottish Comedians Theatre tour stars the country's finest comics and brings the comedy club vibe to the theatre stage.
Each show will have at least four or five of these top comedians in the line-up. The comedians in question are Fred Macaulay, Des Clarke, Marc Jennings, Susie McCabe, Jay Lafferty, Raymond Mearns, JoJo Sutherland, Gareth Mutch, Des McLean, Billy Kirkwood, Gareth Waugh, Dean Park, Liam Dolan, Ray Bradshaw, Mark Cox and Jane McCarry.
East Kilbride Line-Up
All comedians are worthy of headlining any show. The Scottish Comedians basically puts at least four headliners in the one comedy show. For the East Kilbride show, the line-up is Des Clarke, Raymond Mearns, Dean Park and Liam Dolan.
Comedian Profiles
Des is a multi-award-winning Scottish stand-up comedian, television host, and radio presenter best known for hosting the Heart Breakfast Show and fronting the BBC satirical comedy series Breaking the News. He has won a string of awards for his stand-up including Chortle Best Newcomer, ITV Golden Mic Award, and multiple Scottish Comedy Awards for Best TV/Radio Comedian.
Raymond is an acclaimed actor and stand-up comedian from Glasgow's East End, widely regarded as one of the top live performers and improvisational minds on the UK comedy circuit. Known for his sharp, raw observational humour, quick-thinking crowd interaction, and distinct storytelling ability, Mearns has built a robust career spanning over three decades across live stages, television, radio, and film.
Dean Park is a well-known Scottish entertainer, comedian, singer, and radio presenter with a four-decade career in show business while Liam is an established comedian, variety entertainer, writer, director, and television presenter who has spent over three decades performing across Scottish theatre, television, and radio.
Ticket Information
Born in Drumchapel and raised in Ayrshire, Dolan has built a prolific career rooted in traditional Scottish variety comedy, pantomime, and character impersonation. Tickets for the show on Friday, October 9, cost £20 and are available from the South Lanarkshire Leisure & Culture website.
