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YOU’VE seen the comics do
their thing in their own shows – but what do they get up to afterwards?
They’re at Late'n'Loud letting their hair down, chilling
out, getting anarchic and performing some more, larking about to entertain
the hard core comedy punters who just can’t get enough of the fun and
frolics of the festival.
In previous festivals Ha Ha
Comedy’s Late'n'Loud shows have enjoyed the company of Alan Carr, Johnny
Vegas, Daniel Kitson, Phil Kay, Brendon Burns, Lucy
Porter, Nina Conti, Des Clarke, Des Mclean and many many more
– all treating punters to special never to be repeated performances.
Due to the huge demand for
tickets from audiences and comics wishing to get on stage this year we
have two venues for Late'n'Loud - Capitol on Sauchiehall st and
Lauries in the Merchant City.
Late'n'Loud is where the
finest in
Britain
and beyond’s comedy talent let loose and get down and dirty until the
early hours of the morning. With material as dark as the sky outside and
laughs as long as the licensing hours this is a chance to get up close and
personal with the best of the fest.
Often the comedians are as drunk
as the audiences by this point so it’s no-holds barred humour that can
lead anywhere – but always results in top notch hilarity.
So make sure you’re at Late'n'Loud
every Friday and Saturday during the festival for a truly once in a
lifetime experience.
Get cheaper entry to Late
N Loud
Purchase a ticket to any of the
following shows and get £2 off your entry to that evenings Late n Loud
Best
of Scottish Comedian of the Year
The
Plot Thickens
Jay
Lafferty - Scottish Comedian of the Year runner up
Susan
Murray
Mark
Nelson - Scottish Comedian of the Year 2007
Bruce
Morton
Janice
Phayre - With occasional showers
Jim
Jeffries
Viv
Gee
Paul
Tonkinson
Paul
Pirie - Scottish Comedian of the Year runner up
Martha
Mcbrier - So you think you're a good heckler
Sean
Grant - Scottish Comedian of the Year 2007
Stu
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