Old Git - It's a Con!

Jim's 2024 Fringe show. https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/old-git-it-s-a-con

It's a pay what you like event. Either book through the fringe office (prices are £2.50, £5, £7.50, £10) or turn up. There'll be a bucket (NO! Not for the sick!)

"Old Git (Jim Bryce) has had enough! Having inhabited an increasingly wizened body for 74 years, he blows the gaff via a head-banging ride powered by comedy, songs and non-sequiturs from the first bemused cell flapping about in the womb to wars, philosophies, notional national identity and death, all proving that nobody grows up, age is a myth and it's time to throw out the baby with the bathwater.

Bryce admits to being a musical tart. Fruitcake may be more appropriate".

Fringe listing

Glasgow Improvisers Orchestra

Jim is involved with the Glasgow Improvisers Orchestra (a part of the Glasgow Jazz Festival) with Orphy Robinson, vibraphonist extraordinaire on Sunday June 23rd at 1.30pm at St Luke's,17 Bain Street (Next door to Barrowlands) Calton,G40 2JZ.

New album

Jim's new album - Nearly Now -  is now available. See the shop page for details

Whisky Kisses - the critics

Brilliant reviews for this musical both in the Scotsman and in The Times.  Joyce McMillan in the Scotsman said:

• By ten o'clock, I guess there was not a man, woman or child in the place who didn't feel that they had had their money's worth from this new Right Lines production of Whisky Kisses
• Complex and interesting songs by composer James Bryce
• Full of humour and theatrical energy
• If it were to play off Broadway, I guess Whisky Kisses would probably win exactly the same response, of recognition, laughter, and delight

Meanwhile The Times' Robert Dawson Scott was saying:

• A fantastic score by James Bryce, sophisticated, original... with catchy tunes and clever use of the thematic material
• Great individual jokes and a terrific cast, led by the lovely Alyth McCormack
• Genuinely classy and riotously good fun