Biglietto All Killa No Filla - Live At Valentine's Day! en Bath

Posto: Bath
Recinto: King's Theatre
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True love is out. True crime is in.

King's Theatre, Glasgow

Sun 14 Feb 2027
297 Bath St, Glasgow G2 4JN, UK
Sun at 16:00
Age guidance: No under‑3s will be permitted in the venue. Under‑16s must be seated next to an adult aged 18 or over and must be supervised at all times.
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Calling all Legends, lovebirds, and serial daters. Power (podcasting) couple Kiri Pritchard-McLean (Have I Got News For You) and Rachel Fairburn (Live At The Apollo) are bringing all you (podcast) lovers a very bloody Valentine’s edition of their smash-hit true crime comedy show All Killa No Filla - live in Glasgow and with a brand new case!

Celebrate the most sickly sweet time of year with some appropriately morbid, murderous discussion between two best friends & superstar stand-ups. 

And it’s a 4pm show - a killer time for a pre-date show before the Valentine’s carnage kicks off. 

No revision required. Solo dates and clueless lovers welcome to see two hilarious and outspoken comics at the top of their game

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King's Theatre, Glasgow

297 Bath St, Glasgow G2 4JN, UK
Charing Cross (Glasgow)
The Box Office is open for 90 minutes prior to the performance commencing. See 'What's On' section for performance times. The King's Theatre, Glasgow is cashless in Box Office, all our bars, kiosks and for merchandise.
Bar - Pre-show & interval drinks and snacks
Ambassador Lounge - Pre-show & interval table service (Charge applies)
Membership Benefits - 10% off drinks

King’s Theatre Glasgow opened in 1904 and has played host to top stars and shows ever since. The King's provides Glasgow's flourishing amateur groups with a high profile stage and was the location for the opening ceremony of Glasgow's European City of Culture events in 1990. Above all, it continues to pack in appreciative audiences performance after performance and throughout the year.

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