Pipeline
- 2012
February
27
STUC Fair Trade event @
The Stand Comedy Club, Glasgow
March
9
Criterion Cafe, Dumbarton Rd, Glasgow
DJ slot
19
Stand Up For Palestine
The Kings Theatre, Glasgow.
On the bill with Martin Mor, Frankie Boyle, Gary Tank Commander,
David Kay and Fred MacAuley in a benefit show for Palestine
Legal Aid Fund.
22/23/24
The Stand Comedy Club, Newcastle
27
Solo show in Glasgow Comedy Festival @
The Stand Comedy Club, Glasgow. 7.30pm
April
1
A Night In Aid Of The
Greater Shawlands Republic
Sunday evening cabaret @ Bungo, Nithsdale Rd, Glasgow.
8pm Comedy, music, magic and more.
14
Woodend Social Club, Glasgow
25
The Stand Comedy Club, Edinburgh
May
3/4/5
The Stand Comedy Club, Glasgow
18
Rio Cafe, Partick, Glasgow
DJ slot
25
Happyness Festival, Inverness
Madhatters, Hootenannys
26
Happyness Festival, Inverness
One Touch, Eden Court
27
Happyness Festival, Inverness
One Touch, Eden Court
June
3
A Night In
Aid Of The Greater Shawlands Republic
Sunday evening cabaret @ Bungo, Nithsdale Rd, Glasgow.
8pm Comedy, music, magic and more for £6.00.
4
Dishonourable Subjects
The Stand Comedy Club, Glasgow
14
Oran Mor
A west end festival gig: on the bill with Gary Little and
Philip Differ
22
Paisley Arts Centre
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Sound
& Vision
There are some vid clips on the video
page on this site.
I wrote a play called Rain. It was broadcast in
October 2010 on BBC Radio Scotland. The actors were
Ford Kiernan and James Young.
It's
a wee black comedy with a twist. You can download
it here. Duration 28 minutes.
mp3 file 38.4mb.
BBC Radio 7 is presently repeating Comic
To Comic, a series of interviews I did with
stand-up comics few years back. I think Radio Scotland
is also running these chats in late night slots.
Don't quote me.
The fine folk at online music station
Radio Magnetic agreed to feature a little music
mix I made. You can hear it here.
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Press
Gesture
and commentary of the highest class
The Observer
Supremely
talented and imaginative
Time Out
Morton
is not so much re-writing the rulebook as throwing it away
The Independent
Mirth-God
The Herald
Devastatingly
funny - wry and poignant
The Scotsman
Quite
simply one of the best and most genuine humourists
The Express
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