Comedy within 5 miles of Glasgow

The self-proclaimed 'comedian, swashbuckler and scientist' takes his latest and no doubt controversial show on the road.

A 16-day festival incorporating music, theatre and activities for all the family.

Comedy plus wrestling – what more could you want from an evening? Greg Hemphill takes on Robert Florence, with teams of talent behind each of them

You know fine well who he is, now pop along and see his new show, which looks at life from a skewed white van man's perspective.

You may have caught him on one of his increasingly regular TV appearances, so here's a chance to catch the distinctively voiced Cockney in the flesh.

Celebrate the bank holiday with a line-up of comedians who, luckily for you, don't get to take the day off.

Live comedy for younger fans, particularly those aged 8–12. Every month a selection of comedians tweaks their material for the toughest audience on the planet. No under 5s; all kids must be accompanied by an adult.

A brand new high-energy show for 2013 from the Dublin-born stand-up.

No-nonsense Northerner whose cheeky face often pops up on panel shows taking his brand new show out on tour.

Camp and outrageous comedy horror classic, directed by Christopher Luscombe on its 40th anniversary tour.

You'll know her face from talking about cake and cats on the telly, so here's another chance to see the Millican phenomenon in full flight live onstage.

A load of comedians, including Billy Kirkwood, How Do I Get Up There and Mark Nelson, give up their time to help raise money for Scotland's leading dementia charity.

The granddaddy of Glasgow comedy venues continues to attract some of Scotland's best comedians to its wee basement of joy. Clever granddaddy.

Hardeep mixes food, chat and comedy in a delicious show, during which he orders a curry live on stage, then races against time to cook his own before the takeaway arrives.

Redmond returns with his brand of lo-fi comedy to ease your weekend to a chilled close and prepare you spiritually and mentally for work tomorrow.

A free comedy event picking out some of the Scottish comedy scene's freshest talent.

This annual week-long festival of arts and cultural events and activities celebrates the contribution of refugees to our communities and promotes better understanding of why people seek sanctuary.

Blue comedy from man branded 'too rude for television'. Never mind the comedy, that patchwork jacket is hardly fit for public consumption.

A collection of the weird and wild, featuring dancers Wild Card Kitty, music from Homesick Aldo and comedy from Damien Crow, plus much more. Doors open 7.30pm.

Saturday night in Glasgow, and The Stand has crammed some more top acts onto a stage for you. Get in early, as it sells out every time.

A dark blend of cabaret, music, mime and comedy.

Former prison officer Vidal is a fairly appropriate person to talk about the ideas of community and responsibility, which is just what she addresses in her new show.