These Lanes I Watch Into The Fog @GICF

Name: These Lanes I Watch Into The Fog @GICF
Start: 2025-03-26T20:00:00+00:00
Location: The Old Hairdressers

Schedule

Wed, 26 Mar, 2025 at 08:00 pm

UTC+00:00

Location

The Old Hairdressers | Glasgow, SC

Back once again with the critically acclaimed behaviour (commercial success varies).
Since returning from the Finfringe last June I've been working on a live animation system and pipeline for the new show. Its taken a few forms and tons and tons of hours have been sacrificed into teaching my pudding brain how to computer. Now here we are, February 2025 and I think I've made a thing. I'd love you to come and see it.
Here's the blurb:
In 2001 a man died in a cottage not far from my house. He left behind a story which I could not begin to understand. I'm going to try and tell that story. Featuring live dynamic 3d animation, CRT screens, a solari board, and the faded memory of a man.
If you popped along to past previews, get in touch and I'll put your name on the door. Thank you for sticking with a niche artist.
Hoping for an exciting development on this show in the next few months, fingers very crossed. I'll let you know if it happens.
Press bumpf below:
British Comedy Guide Recommended 2022.
THE INDEPENDENT Best Edinburgh Fringe Shows 2023.
Reykjavik Fringe Festival Award WINNER 2023.
Stockholm Fringe Festival Award WINNER 2023.
Finfringe Festival Award WINNER 2024.
‘The ripples of laughter constantly overlap, sometimes burbling along in appreciation between the punchlines’ **** (The List).
‘One of my highlights of the fringe’ **** (The Scotsman).
‘Far more original than many big comedy names’ **** (Edinburgh Festivals Magazine).
'He hits the mark, and scores' **** (ReviewsHub).
'Breathtakingly brilliant' ***** (Sinners Review).
'Heartfelt, bittersweet, hilarious stories of love and loss ' **** (West End Best Friend).
'One of the most genuinely talented people I've seen' ***** (EdfringeComedy).
'Hilarious...Tender, funny, beautiful writing' (Narc Magazine).
'I left feeling like I had seen a quiet revolution' (The British Comedy Guide).