THE popular Glasgow based sketch show Burnistoun is returning to TV screens for a one-off special. The Scottish comedy’s bizarre characters has left audiences in hysterics and is now coming back to ...

ROBERT Florence admits that Burnistoun was a bit mad – but he reckons his new TV show is truly mental. The State Of It sees the Glasgow-based comedy writer ripping into the state of today’s Scotland ...

Burnistoun, the BBC Scotland sketch show starring Robert Florence and Iain Connell, is to return to television. Set in a fictional Scottish town "that somehow seems eerily familiar", the comedy has so ...

HIGH above the city streets, two of Scotland’s favourite comedy stars are pulling shapes on the Glasgow skyline. Robert Florence and Iain Connell are posing for a Saturday magazine photoshoot, ...

IT has been seen by more than a million fans around the globe, been debated by industry leaders across America, won a slot on the UK network and was nominated for a Bafta. But Scots comedy stars Iain ...

Burnistoun is back and ready for broadcast! This one-off special of the hit sketch show celebrates the TV Scotland has tuned in to see over the years - from the dim and distant nostalgic black and ...

The live version of sketch show Burnistoun sold out in an hour. Jay Richardson joins rehearsals ahead of the big night If Scotland had a vault for its comedy heritage, I’d be sitting in it. In a grey, ...

Iain Connell and Robert Florence reveal why their hit sketch show is like The Wire as they prepare for their Fringe debuts Few cultural commentators have made a connection between hard-hitting US ...

Is there one man who makes the final decisions about BBC Scotland’s comedy output? No, there can’t be. There must be a whole bunch of them, because there is no personality disorder known to psychiatry ...

ROBERT Florence pulls out his wallet and proudly flourishes the business card of an executive from Russian state television. It is one of his more unusual memories of last year's referendum, and a ...