Month of mirth at Falkirk City Corridor as trio of prime comedy turns look to carry the home down

First up at FTH from 7pm on Friday is Australian humorous man Kevin Bloody Wilson, who has returned to the UK following his well-received 2021 F.U.P.C tour.

As a result of rise of political correctness lately, Kev has change into a sought-after social commentator and the media’s “go to man” for his comical, but widespread

sense tackle the world at massive.

It’s certain to be a hilarious night time of music and comedy from the forthright Aussie.

Representing Scotland on this month-long comedy cavalcade is Perthshire farmer Jim Smith from 8pm on Saturday, November 19 together with his new present The Hills Have Ayes.

Following his final promote out tour, Jim dons the checked shirt and takes to the highway once more, returning to Falkirk with a brand-new present telling tales of Scottish rural life and anecdotes from his ever altering world – all the things from getting engaged to changing into a dad to making an attempt to farming by means of the lethal onset of COVID-19 and Brexit.

The final snigger belongs to prime time telly star Jason Manford, who’s going to entertain the lots with two reveals at FTH on Sunday, November – one at 6pm and one at 9pm.

Jason mentioned: “After the enjoyable we had on my final tour ‘Muddle Class’, I’m excited to get again on the highway with my new rise up present. In these making an attempt instances it’s at all times vital to have the ability to get away for a few hours and train the outdated chuckle muscle.”

Hazel Beattie, Falkirk Council’s arts improvement officer for performing arts, mentioned: “We’re thrilled to be working with such proficient comedians as a part of their UK excursions. They’ve all been to Falkirk earlier than and simply love our native viewers.

“The group are excited to be welcoming everybody alongside and sit up for seeing them for a enjoyable night time out.”

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