SCOTS funnyman Grant Stott comes to the Adam Smith Theatre, Kirkcaldy, in April.
Grant, the many who anchored for Radio Forth for many, many years and has been in many a panto will be at the Adam Smith on Saturday April 15.
Adam Smith Theatre
Grant takes a look back at some of the funny, strange, awkward and bizarre moments that have happened to him from his time working in the police, radio, telly and panto.
What was Daft Davie trying to say to his Mum on the radio? How did a well-known Rangers player’s name make Grant say the worst possible swear word live on air? And how did that song about Fife come about? Find out all this and more!
Grant is also known for his yearly pantomimes at Edinburgh's King's Theatre. In 2006, he starred alongside Allan Stewart and Andy Gray in a production of Cinderella. Appearances include: Cinderella 2011, Mother Goose 2012, Peter Pan as Captain Hook, 2013, and Aladdin in 2014.
The Hibs fan loves to be funny and that will be the plan at the Adam Smith.
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