Stand-up comedy show by Kim Blythe, billed as funny and honest and described by the comedian as her most ambitious show to date.
Kim Blythe brings her new show Puzzle to Unity Theatre on Saturday 21 November, part of the Homotopia Festival 2026. It's her first time back on the road since her debut tour, Cowboy, which played to sold-out crowds across the UK and Ireland last autumn and ran to a sold-out Edinburgh Fringe run. She describes Puzzle as funny and honest, and her most ambitious show to date. There's one thing she's keeping close to her chest, though: she refuses to tell anyone what the new show is actually about.
Blythe is a Scottish comedian who built her audience online first, with 201,000 followers on TikTok and 126,000 on Instagram — numbers that have consistently translated into sold-out rooms. The industry has taken notice, too. She was nominated for the Sir Billy Connolly Spirit of Glasgow Award in both 2025 and 2026, one of the few Scottish comedians to pick up the nomination two years running. Critics have called her 'an incredibly skilled comedian' in Broadway World and 'an undeniable talent' in The Skinny.
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Because so much of Cowboy sold out, she's booked rooms almost twice the size this time around, so there should be plenty of space for Puzzle to breathe. The show runs for about 100 minutes, starting at 7:30pm on the Saturday, and tickets are £15. It's one of the nights that make up the Homotopia Festival 2026 at Unity Theatre.
