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EXCLUSIVE: Watch our video chats with Daniel Sloss and other stars of Aberdeen International Comedy Festival

Watch our video chats with the stand-up stars heading for the Aberdeen International Comedy Festival including the brilliant Daniel Sloss.

The Granite City is about to become the laughter capital of Scotland as the Aberdeen International Comedy Festival bursts into life.

And to get you in the spirit, we’ve rounded up some of the funny men and women heading our way for this extravaganza of stand-up for video chats – and that includes a rare interview with Daniel.

We caught up with Daniel Sloss, one of the headliners in this year’s Aberdeen International Comedy Festival.

He tells us about how he got his start in comedy, what to expect from his show when he arrives at the Music Hall on October 14 – and reveals how paintball at Edzell set him on the path to global superstardom.

And, like the other stand-up stars we chatted to, he tells us his favourite joke and what he would say to “fit like, foo’s yer doos”.

So sit back, enjoy the laughs and check out the great comedians we’ve rounded up for your viewing pleasure.


Kai Humphries

The award-winning stand-up, podcaster and longtime touring companion with Daniel Sloss brings his own show, Mischief! To Union Kirk on October 9. Expect upbeat and relatable laughs.


Craig Hill

One of the most popular comedians working in Scotland today, Craig is delighted to be bringing his new show, I Always Knew I Had In Me, to the Tivoli on October 15. Expect impish charm and loads of laughs.


Jojo Sutherland

Jojo is Growing Old Disgracefully and wants to share all the laughter that goes with starting life all over again. Catch her at Spin on October 8.


Liam Farrelly

Billed as Scotland’s comedy supernova, Liam was the winner of the Scottish Comedian Of The Year Award 2021 and is already being compared to Kevin Bridges. He’s at Under The Hammer on October 9.


Justin Moorhouse

Join Justin as he explored the world of middle-aged yoga, running, and shop door etiquette. His Stretch & Think show is at the Douglas Hotel on October 9.


Gareth Waugh

This rising star of the Scottish comedy scene is taking to the stage in a showcase of the top talent from the Edinburgh Fringe. You can catch him at Supernova! At Union Kirk on October 8.


Connor Burns

Another of the hottest acts from the Fringe, Connor will be bringing his left field humour to Supernova! At Union Kirk on October 8. It will be don’t miss night as he offers a taster of his show, Live, Laugh, Loathe.


For more information, including tickets, on the Aberdeen International Comedy Festival,  staged by Aberdeen Inspired from October 6 to 16, go to  aberdeencomedyfestival.com


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