Inbetweeners star brings new show to Glasgow this year
James Buckley, best known for his iconic role as Jay Cartwright, is heading to the city as part of his brand-new live tour, Meet The Buckleys.
Joining him on stage is his wife, Clair Buckley, as the couple bring their signature brand of hilarious, unfiltered banter to King Tut's Wah Wah Hut.
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The show takes place on Saturday, September 13, and promises an evening of no-holds-barred entertainment.
After winning over the internet with their wildly popular YouTube channel and hit podcast, and becoming household names again thanks to their appearances on Channel 4's Gogglebox, James and Clair are now taking their living room chats on the road.
Expect a night filled with brutally honest takes on marriage, family life, parenting, and everything in between.
With trademark oversharing, sharp humour, and laugh-out-loud stories, Meet The Buckleys is unscripted, uncensored—and completely them.
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