Scottish stand-up comedian Stuart Mitchell returns with his new stand-up tour show, with one-liners, improvisation and storytelling.
Stuart Mitchell is back in Perth on Wednesday 7 July 2027, playing the Perth Concert Hall with his new tour show, Life Support. It's a fresh hour of stand-up, and it comes after a completely sold-out run of his debut show, so this is the new material he's been working on since then.
If you've seen him before, you'll know the format: razor-sharp one-liners and lightning-fast improvisation, with relatable storytelling woven in. He's one of Scotland's best-selling comedians, and the numbers behind him are a bit staggering — more than 250 million views online, and over 100 million on TikTok alone. He's also the longest-running panellist on BBC Scotland's Breaking the News, so he's well-used to thinking on his feet in front of a crowd.
He's picked up some strong reviews along the way, too. The Sunday Mail called him one of Scotland's rising stars, The Herald described his work as comedy gold, and the Daily Record gave it an award-winning work of genius. Life Support is a brand-new tour, so it's a good time to catch him if you've missed the debut.
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The show is for ages 18 and over, and it runs for an hour. It starts at 20:30 in the Gannochy Trust Auditorium at the Perth Concert Hall on Mill Street, PH1 5HZ. Tickets are £28.50, which includes a £2.50 booking fee per ticket.
