Liam Farrelly is a scottish comedy sensation that recently made an appearance on BBC's Live at The Apollo.

Liam embarked on his comedic journey at a young age, starting at 17 while still in High School.  His rapid ascent in the comedy scene led to numerous award nominations and wins.  Notably, he made a guest appearance on BBC Scotland’s Scot Squad and has graced the stages of renowned comedy clubs like Breakneck Comedy Club & Hot Water Comedy Club in Liverpool, and the esteemed Comedy Stores in London and Manchester—all within a year of his debut.

Liam's comedic style revolves around personal anecdotes, particularly drawn from his unique family dynamics.  With relatives ranging from nuns to a parent with MS who humorously embraces self-deprecation, his storytelling is both relatable and engaging. Critics have praised his self-referential humor and personal narratives, noting a captivating blend of wit and authenticity in his performances.

 "Self-referential asides and personal material… there’s a funny and interesting spark here" Chortle

"Frighteningly young first act Liam Farrelly is going to have to get used to the Kevin Bridges comparisons or have elocution lessons… it was apparent that this was a young man with natural storytelling talent… Impressive stuff that earned Farrelly the runner-up spot fans" Beyond The Joke

Award winning Scottish Comedian and Historian Daniel Downie’s material aims to showcase Scotland’s history, culture, people, language, weather – all things Scottish basically!

Daniel hosts the ‘Mountebank Comedy Walk of Edinburgh’ the #1 ranked walking tour of Edinburgh and the only Scottish experience to be included in TripAdvisor’s ‘Top Ten Experiences in the UK 2022’.

Daniel also hosts the critically acclaimed ‘Mountebank History of Scotland Podcast’ and has written Edinburgh Fringe Shows about Mary Queen of Scots, the Jacobites and the history of Whisky.

'A star on the rise with material totally on the pulse Daniel is one to watch'

- Mumble Comedy

'A fascinating hour of quality laughter'

- The Scotsman

'Mindset, culture, and history of Caledonia you won't get in Lonely Planet'

- Chortle

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