Stand-up comedy show Hellbent by Larry Dean, a Glaswegian comedian, about refusing to grow up and his new domestic situation.
Larry Dean brings his new stand-up show, Hellbent, to the King's Theatre on Tuesday 2 February 2027. He's a Glaswegian comedian who's built this one from personal material about marriage and resisting adulthood, and he bills himself as 'recently married, emotionally feral'. It's a riotous hour rooted in his new domestic situation, so if you've ever felt the pull of refusing to grow up, you'll find plenty to hold onto here.
Dean is a familiar face on the circuit, and this is a home-city show for him. He's appeared on Saturday Night Live, Live at the Apollo, QI, and The Royal Variety Performance, so he's well-versed in working a big room. Hellbent pulls from that same energy, though the focus is on the personal stuff—the friction and the comedy of settling into married life while still clinging to the things that make you feel young. It's a full hour of stand-up, with Dean as the sole act on the bill.
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One thing to keep in mind before you book: the show is for ages 16 and over, with strong language and adult material. It's not one for a family outing, but it is exactly the kind of night that works if you're after a loud, unfiltered hour of comedy. The King's Theatre is at 297 Bath St, Glasgow G2 4JN, and the show runs on Tuesday 2 February 2027.
