We are back in action for June's edition of Craic Epidemic in Strathbungo!  Headlined by the superb Mark Nelson, we're bringing an outstanding line-up to the Southside of Glasgow yet again and we want you to join us.  The show will be opened by Latvia's Premier Mushroom Queen, the fantastic Gita Blaze! And we have support from: Sandy Bouttell, Lucha, Lauren Steven and James McCluskey. All for the measly price of £6 (plus booking fee).  Come along for a fantastic night of inclusive comedy magic. (No actual magic will take place).  CE

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