Cavern Comedy Open Mic
Featuring a variety of Scottish comedy talent from beginner to professional, there's something for everyone at The Royal Scots Club's comedy open mic every Wednesday!
About Cavern Comedy Open Mic
The Royal Scots Club's new weekly comedy open mic is every Wednesday from 7-10 pm! Witness a weekly lineup of new comedy material in the downstairs Cavern (PR) Bar. Drinks and snacks are available all evening from our resident barmaid Jordyn.
Featuring a variety of Scottish comedy talent from beginner to professional, there's something for everyone!
Never been on stage before and want to give it a go? Put your name down and take the plunge...
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Every Wednesdays (except for during the fringe festival in August).
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