Craig Hill
- Scottish
- Actor and stand-up comedian
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Stand-ups share their favourite Glasgow places ahead of comedy festival
Top stand-up comedians have been sharing their favourite Glasgow spots ahead of the city's comedy festival.
Jamie Callaghan, Glasgow World, 8th March 2022Glasgow International Comedy Festival launches a podcast
The Glasgow International Comedy Festival has launched its own podcast, with Scott Agnew interviewing fellow performers including Jack Docherty, Craig Hill and Susie McCabe.
Chortle, 7th March 2022More Edinburgh shows go on sale
Acts confirmed include Jimeoin, Craig Hill, Sloss And Humphries On The Road and Connor Burns
Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 3rd March 2022Scottish dates for Craig Hill
Scotland's Kilty Pleasure, Craig Hill has announced the first dates of his 2022 Craig Hill - Pumped! tour.
Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 2nd February 2022Craig Hill interview
Craig Hill wondered if he'd ever get back to stand-up comedy because of pandemic.
Rick Fulton, Daily Record, 28th January 2022Six stand-ups on returning to live comedy
Andrew Maxwell, Olga Koch, Sadia Azmat and more reflect on the return of audiences after a year away - plus offer up some new jokes!
Leonie Cooper, The Guardian, 31st July 2021Edinburgh Fringe venue announced with shows
Beyond The Joke can exclusively reveal that Live Nation is set to stage Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2021 shows at Edinburgh Corn Exchange from Thursday 5 to Sunday 8 August. The shows will be Craig Hill - Pumped!, Daniel Sloss: HUBRiS and Henning Wehn: It'll All Come Out In The Wash.
Bruce Dessau, Beyond The Joke, 17th May 2021Line-up for 1st virtual Fringe show revealed
Scottish comedy stars Daniel Sloss, Fern Brady and Craig Hill are to appear in the Edinburgh Festival Fringe's first virtual variety show.
Brian Ferguson, The Scotsman, 29th July 2020Interview: Craig Hill
Ahead of two weekend shows at Glasgow's Oran Mor venue as part of his hilarious Bottoms Up tour, Scottish telly favourite Craig recalls how his own big break was organised behind his back.
Simon Houston, The Scottish Sun, 13th March 2020LGBTQ+ comedians that are worth seeing this year
In today's society, it seems opinion of comedy is divided. It's either viewed as a welcome distraction to much of the toxic environment that we find ourselves in, or something that offends us. This August, there are some fantastic comedians from the LGBTQ+ community offering some great sets. They represent this concept of divided opinion - controversial, yet undeniably brilliant.
James Macfarlane, ScotsGay, 31st July 2019