Jimi Longmuir presents Trigger Warnings GICF 2022
8 and 9 March, 2022 at 7 p.m.
McChuills, 40 High Street, Glasgow G1 1NL
Glasgow International Comedy Festival 8 – 27 March, 2022
In conjunction with McChuill’s & Glasgow International Comedy Festival present ‘Trigger Warnings’, an Open Mic style evening with some of the best emerging acts in the city right now.
Running two nights on the 8th & 9th March, each show will be MC’d by Jimi Longmuir, opened by the television’s own troublesome troubadour Eddy MacKenzie and headlined by Glasgow comedy legend and GICF stalwart, Clair Myychael !
Trigger Warnings began as a legendary show in 2019 at the now sadly closed and much missed Griffin Bar. We’ve decided to run it again this year at the fabulous institution that is McChuill’s, and aim to show the world what the Glasgow Comedy Circuit has to offer after two years of Lockdown!
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