Stuart McPherson at The Glee Leeds

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Fri 9Oct
2026

Friday Night Comedy (18+)The Glee Club Leeds

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The perfect way to end the working week! Four superb stand-up comedians and a great range of tasty food offerings.

Advance price

  • £15.00 Show Entry
  • £8.00 Concession Entry
  • £13.00 Group Show Entry
  • £26.00 Show + Fish & Chips
  • £26.00 Show + Chicken Katsu Curry
  • £26.00 Show + Sri Lankan Vegetable Curry (VG) (GF)
  • £8.00 Wheelchair Show Entry
  • + £2.00 booking fee per ticket

Times

  • Doors open 6:45 PM
  • Last entry 7:30 PM

More info

  • Seating type Allocated
  • Food available Yes
  • Minimum age 18+
Sat 10Oct
2026

Saturday Night Comedy (18+)The Glee Club Leeds

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Treat yourself to an evening of award-winning comedy! Four superb stand-up comedians that will keep you laughing until Monday.

Advance price

  • £17.50 Show Entry
  • £10.00 Concession Entry
  • £15.50 Group Show Entry
  • £10.00 Wheelchair Show Entry
  • + £2.00 booking fee per ticket

Times

  • Doors open 6:45 PM
  • Last entry 7:30 PM

More info

  • Seating type Allocated
  • Food available Yes
  • Minimum age 18+

Stuart McPherson: Crisps and a Lie Down

Join Scottish comedy powerhouse Stuart McPherson for his critically-acclaimed new show about settling down, growing up and how he’s being controlled by his step-dog.

In this sensational hour, the host of smash-hit podcast Some Laugh and star of BBC Scotland’s Scot Squad pokes fun at 30-something relationships, generational divides and why he doesn’t want to die surrounded by loved ones

★★★★★ EdFringeReview. ★★★★ The Scotsman. ★★★★ The List.

★★★★ The Skinny. ★★★★ ThreeWeeks.

Hilarious

Comedy.co.uk

Remarkable hit-rate

Rolling Stone

‘A rising star’

The Metro

'A bleak, existential cry about the mundane futility of existence. With jokes. Strong stuff indeed’

Chortle

'Elegantly crafted, full of ludicrous description and hilariously ratcheted-up.'

The Scotsman