The Glasgow Tik Tok star is doing two nights of stand up at the Oran Mor in the west end next month after amassing millions of views on the social media platform
Glasgow comedian and TikTok star Kim Blythe is bringing her stand up to the Oran Mor next month with two dates in the west end venue.
Kim has amassed millions of views on TikTok and after debut sets at Glasgow International Comedy Festival and the Edinburgh Festival earlier this year, is bringing 'Might as Well' to the Byres Road venue. Fresh from winning a Besties: The Next Big Thing Award for Emergent Talent awards from The Skinny for her Edinburgh show, Kim will perform on Friday, November 1 and Sunday, November 3.
READ MORE: Kylie Minogue's Glasgow OVO Hydro tickets sell out 'within eight minutes' as die-hard fans guttedKim said: "This is the last time I'm doing the show, then after that I'm putting her down. 'Might as Well' will be no more. RIP. Going to take her out the back with a shotgun." Sharing stories from playing with Barbie to getting sacked from her first job, the Friday show has sold out but you can still get tickets for Sunday here.Join Glasgow Live's WhatsApp community here and get the latest news sent straight to your messages.
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