Paul Pirie began his Stand-up career in April 2004 after giving up acting to pursue the funny man that lies within. (It should be pointed out that at the time he was living with his Gran, having given away his flat in a pub quiz). Paul quickly established himself on the Scottish circuit, and had successful runs during both the Edinburgh Fringe and Glasgow Comedy Festival from 2004 with sell out shows; Scotland 4 Australia 1 in 2005, Four Men and A Little Lady in 2006, and his sell out solo show, I Pirie the Fool, in 2007. Paul joined esteemed comedy-improv group Dance Monkey Boy, Dance! in August 2005 and performs with them at The Stand, Glasgow every Monday. The show is currently in development with the BBC and they are in pursuit of bigger and better things! As well as performing for the Stand on a regular basis, Paul can be seen gigging up and down the country. "... a brilliant natural comedian..." Evening News "...a hilarious rubber faced clown..." The Scotsman

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Confessions of a Pirie

The way it should be

Craig Pirie just being....... Craig Pirie

Paul Pirie, what can I say 'the best compere in the world'.... probably!

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Gary '2 pies' Pirie Dressed in a seagull suit lookin for another pie to keep his figure right

See Jules and Hans take the rickshaw for a spin!! Jules thought he'd buy it from a second hand joint and ride it down Pirie St,

Pirie Kegged well tryinn

Muff Dylan and Pirie up to no good

Live at the Stand Glasgow Dance Monkey Boy Dance. In this game Sandy Nelson owns a shop and Raymond Mearns and Paul Pirie have bought something which they are returning because its no good. The thing is they son't know what it is they've bought and they've got 3 minutes to work it out! Check out their myspace (www.myspace.com/dmbdlive)

Dr Cameron Pirie attempts to cure Keith Mackie who suffers from a rare disease called Rulerites. A condition which means Keith can only walk in straight lines.

The patter, banter, craic -- call it what you will -- Scots have the best sense of humour in the world, the Scottish comedy scene is great and each year we celebrate it in style by pitting over 60 comedians against each other in the annual hunt to find the funniest jock. Following heats throughout Scotland Ten comedians will make it to the grand final in front of 600 Glaswegians at Glasgow's Old Fruitmarket on Sunday 28th September as part of the Merchant City Festival. Des Clarke & Alan Anderson showcase past winners and finalists from the Scottish Comedian of the year competition. 'a genuinely prestigious affair... with a genuine sense of occasion.' Chortle Here we bring you the pick of the crop from the past few years. " genuinely prestigious affair... with a genuine sense of occasion." Chortle Here are some highlights from our best of show at the Glasgow International Comedy festival, Capitol, Sauchiehall st, 8pm, 6 - 23 March 2008

The Best Of The CkY Legend Brandon dicamillo of cky, viva la bam, jackass among other projects.

Live at the Glasgow Stand Comedy Club Dance Monkey Boy Dance. Raymond Mearns has to turn the blame back on Pal Pirie when he wets Paul's bed. Check out the DMBD myspace at www.myspace.com/dmbdlive for more clips and details of forthcoming shows

Live at the Glasgow Stand Comedy Club Dance Monkey Boy Dance. Allen Chalmers and Sandy Nelson have a bar in the West End of Glasgow and using music they help out their clientel with there problems. Featuring Paul Pirie and Raymond Mearns. Check out the DMBD myspace at www.myspace.com/dmbdlive for more clips and details of forthcoming shows

alcohol is good

From their live show at the Glasgow Stand DMBD. Featuring Paul Pirie and Raymond Mearns