thestand.co.uk
Live comedy shows and stand-up performances for audiences in Edinburgh, Glasgow and Newcastle
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-01
About thestand.co.uk
The Stand Comedy Club operates live comedy venues presenting stand-up shows and other comedy events in Edinburgh, Glasgow and Newcastle.
The company sells tickets to audiences and offers venue merchandise. Its venues host performances seven nights a week.
Product: Live comedy shows and stand-up performances at venues in Edinburgh, Glasgow and Newcastle, with tickets and venue merchandise.
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