Frankie Boyle will return to Glasgow for shows at this year’s Glasgow International Comedy Festival. After a number of successful live dates last year and finding a new outlet for his material in Netflix specials, the comedian will be back on familiar territory at the King’s Theatre.
Boyle’s post election Autopsy television series has given the self-confessed controversial comedian a path, of sorts, back to television but his main arena of choice remains live shows.
The latest local name to be added to the festival line-up will appear at the King’s on 13,14,15 and 16th March 2017.
Tickets are now on sale for £26.25 at the comedy festival website.
The Glasgow Live International Comedy Festival returns from 9 – 26 March 2017, presenting the pick of Scotland’s home grown talent, including Fred MacAulay, Des Clarke, Janey Godley, Fern Brady, Gary Little, Craig Hill, Mark Nelson and Richard Gadd; alongside celebrated comedians from further afield, with Jimmy Carr, Al Murray, Stewart Lee, Russell Howard, Henning Wehn, Bridget Christie, Reg D Hunter, Sue Perkins and David O’Doherty all set to perform.
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