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Harry Stachini

Blackfriars, GlasgowSunday 1. November 2026 4pm
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Fresh off the back of his smash-hit 2024 Edinburgh Fringe show Grenade which sold out its entire run, earned a Best Show nomination, and racked up glowing 4- an…

Fresh off the back of his smash-hit 2024 Edinburgh Fringe show Grenade which sold out its entire run, earned a Best Show nomination, and racked up glowing 4- and 5-star reviews Harry Stachini returns with his brand-new show, Lobster.With millions of views across social media and a reputation for his warm, easy-going stage presence, Harry has fast become one of the most in-demand comedians on the circuit today.Now, after another sell-out Fringe in 2025, Harry is ready to shed his shell again.

Because that’s what Lobster is all about change.

Lobsters grow by breaking out of their hard shells, hiding away while a new one forms.

It’s vulnerable, uncomfortable, a bit of a mess… and completely unavoidable.

Over the past few years, Harry and his family have had to change shells more than once.

From moving to a “up-and-coming” postcode, to travelling the world, falling in love, becoming housemates with his own dad, and navigating puberty in 2025, Lobster dives into life’s inevitable transformations with honesty, heart, and relentless laughs.A regular at The Comedy Store and top clubs nationwide, Harry has also taken his comedy global, headlining The Laughter Factory in Dubai and The Comedy Lounge in Perth, and touring the Adelaide, Melbourne, and Brisbane Comedy Festivals as part of Mary Tobin Presents: Best of the Edinburgh Festival 2025.Come and see Harry Stachini as he outgrows yet another shell and brings you along for the ride.

Blackfriars

36 Bell Street, G1 1LG Glasgow

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