
Comedy show All Killa No Filla, a true crime comedy, live at King's Theatre.
Kiri Pritchard-McLean and Rachel Fairburn bring their true-crime comedy All Killa No Filla to the King's Theatre on Sunday 14 February 2027. It's a Valentine's Day matinee, which is a bit of a wink at the date: the show's own tagline is 'True love is out. True crime is in.'
If you've never come across it, All Killa No Filla started as a podcast and has since moved onto the stage. Pritchard-McLean and Fairburn are best friends and stand-up comedians, and the format is pretty straightforward: a morbid, murderous discussion of true crime, with each edition built around a brand new case. That means if you've seen it before, you're not seeing the same thing twice—the case changes every time.
Both are well-known names in comedy. Pritchard-McLean has appeared on Have I Got News For You, and Fairburn has been on Live At The Apollo, so they're not new to the big stage. The whole thing is built on their friendship, and that's where the comedy comes from—two mates chatting through something pretty dark with the sort of banter you'd expect from people who've known each other for years.
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It's a matinee, so it's a good shout if you're not fancying a traditional Valentine's dinner and would rather spend the afternoon talking about murder instead. The show is at King's Theatre, 297 Bath Street, Glasgow City Centre G2 4JN, starting at 4pm.