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Here Comes The Guillotine Live

SEC Armadillo, Glasgow.

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Here Comes The Guillotine Live

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Ticket type Cost
2x RESERVED SEATS [R/C - REAR CIRCLE - Row: R Seats: 25-26] £74.00

Original cost for 2 tickets
£80.40 (face value £70.00)

2x RESERVED SEATS [F/C - FRONT CIRCLE - Row: F Seats: 24-25]

Seller Reference: CA101

£80.40

Original cost for 2 tickets
£80.40 (face value £70.00)

More information about Here Comes The Guillotine Live tickets

Join Frankie Boyle; Susie McCabe and Christopher Macarthur-Boyd; for an evening of live comedy ramblings. Whether you are a former Bible John suspect; a connoisseur of the film career of Sammo Hung, or a retired member of the Provisional IRA, this show has something for everyone.

Frankie Boyle is particularly excited about the shows. His morning yoga routine has really made him love and appreciate mornings, now that he’s stopped doing it. He’s looking forward to both seeing the Guillotine fans in the flesh, and to dying and being released from his earthly torment. Susie McCabe was recently rebuilt by scientists after a car accident, and now has a metal hand that can crush a man’s head like a beercan. This hasn’t stopped her storming shows up and down the country with a booming metallic voice powered by her robot lungs. Christopher Macarthur-Boyd is the leader of the group, alphabetically, and will be joining in the chats with his trademark exclamations about things that weren’t under discussion, blurting out thoughts that have risen from his subconscious like a malevolent telepathic squid.

It’s rare that you see three people from working class backgrounds doing a successful podcast. Normally it’s a couple of centrist arseholes whose idea of foreplay is sacking their cleaner. So please, please, come see the show, because sponsors have avoided it like a virus.

Best Podcasts of the Year 2024: ‘a no-holds-barred plunge into the oft-surreal that runs the gamut between social commentary and absolute filth.’ THE GUARDIAN