Headlining
Comic KICS on 13th August was comedy legend and BBC Radio Scotland presenter, Fred MacAulay, who treated
our audience to his massively popular brand of caustic sarcasm and observational humour under the canopy of the Big Top in Colzium Estate. Support from
Cumbernauld's funniest native, Stu Who? opened the show,
with some useful takes on local hot topics such as the
Cumbernauld Town Centre epic saga and the new 30 foot high statue to
adorn the A80 ...
But the Kilsyth Comedy Festival
really
kicked off on Wednesday 11th of August with an impressive
International Stand up! show at
7.30pm at The Coachman Hotel.
The line-up included a number of top
comedians from around the globe who will be taking time off from
their hectic Fringe Festival schedule to bring their unique flavours
of comedy to the people of in Kilsyth.
Travel
the world of comedy for a fiver!
A special Kids Comedy Club took place at the Coachman
at 2pm on 12th August for young comedy fans aged roughly 8-12.
Featuring outstanding children's entertainers: Graeme
Thomas and Billy Kirkwood
And Caledonian comedy favourites, JOE
HEENAN AND GRAEME THOMAS headed up the bill on
THE BEST OF SCOTTISH night at the Coachman Hotel at 7.30pm .
11th Aug, 7:30 pm International Stand Up!
12th August 2pm Kilsyth Kids Comedy Club
12th August: 7:30 pm Best of Scottish Comedy
Featured some of the best comics on the circuit, including:
...
Joe Heenan
Bruce Morton
Ro Campbell
Pat Burtscher
Billy Kirkwood
Tony Law
Graeme Thomas,
