Writers & Speakers
- Susie Alexander
- Fiona Allardyce
- Liz Ashworth
- Meg Bateman and Angus Peter Campbell
- A Bit of a Blether – Part Two
- Professor Stephen Blackmore
- Tim Bowler Workshop: How to write for teenagers
- Christopher Brookmyre
- Angus Peter Campbell & Meg Bateman
- Eileen Carney Hulme and Donald MacArthur Ker
- Cawdor Castle Gardens tour
- Brian Denoon
- Carol Ann Duffy
- Michel Faber
- Gardeners’ Question Time
- Roderick Graham
- Katie Hickman
- Tim Honnor
- Stuart Kelly
- A L Kennedy
- Peter Kerr
- John Lister-Kaye
- Fred MacAulay
- Lorn Macintyre
- Ishbel Matheson
- Denise Mina and Allan Guthrie
- Allan Guthrie & Denise Mina
- Mishmash
- Alistair Moffat
- Richard Moore
- Andrew O’Hagan
- Philip Paris
- Donald Paterson
- The Pen and I: Readings
- Barry Pilton
- Dr Tony Pollard
- Patrick Richardson
- James Ross is - going rouge!
- David St John Thomas
- Salley Vickers
- Esther Woolfson
Fred MacAulay
9pm Wednesday 9 June 2010
Nairn Community Centre
With a daily talk show on BBC Radio Scotland since l997, nominated for the Celtic Media Festival Award as Best Radio Presenter 2010, Fred MacAulay still manages to do enough stand-up to maintain his profile as one of Scotland’s best-loved comedians. This year he took his stand-up show to Los Angeles and had a wonderful time! ‘MacAulay had the audience in stitches’ Hollywood Reporter.
He is a regular performer at the Edinburgh Fringe and at comedy festivals worldwide as well as a regular guest on comedy quiz programs like They Think It’s All Over, Just A Minute, QI, I’m Sorry I haven’t a Clue, Mock the Week, The News Quiz and Have I Got News For You.
Firmly disproving the myth that accountants are a humourless bunch, this former bean counter has a calculated wit – always intelligent, but never too taxing. Irrespective of whether an audience is divided between young and old, alternative or mainstream, the broad appeal of Fred MacAulay always adds up to a hilarious night out.
