Paul. Riley – Too Sharp To Be Nice at Cottiers
Saturday 28 February, 2026 – 7.30 p.m.
Red Shoe Entertainment presents…
Following two hugely successful tours in 2024 and 2025, Paul Riley is back with his brand-new stand-up show, Too Smart to Be Nice.
Known and loved by millions as the iconic Winston Ingram from the BBC and Netflix sitcom Still Game, Paul brings his unmistakable sharpness and charm back to the stage in a blisteringly funny new hour.
A double BAFTA award winner, Paul now takes aim at the absurdity of modern life – from misgendered fish, to the long-forgotten art of making a proper complaint, to the strange overlap between hating, dating and replicating. And yes, even the unsettling dark side of Herbie the Love Bug makes an appearance.
With razor-sharp timing and a brain wired for mischief, Too Smart to Be Nice is Paul Riley at his most dangerously entertaining.
There will be 50 VIP Meet & Greet tickets available shortly….
Cottiers, 93 – 95 Hyndland Street, Glasgow G11 5PU
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