Tributes have been paid after the death of comedian Paul Sneddon - better known as Vladimir McTavish.
Announcing his death, The Stand Comedy Club in Glasgow said he was "a much treasured and loved" part of the Scottish comedy circuit.
Sneddon became a mainstay of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe during a 30-year long stand-up career and appeared on several BBC radio and TV programmes.
He was due to perform at the festival in August, with a show exploring "three months of chemotherapy" he underwent at the start of the year.
In a statement, The Stand said: "He was as known for his kindness, encouragement and generosity as he was for his immense talent.
Announcing his death, The Stand Comedy Club in Glasgow said he was "a much treasured and loved" part of the Scottish comedy circuit.
Sneddon became a mainstay of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe during a 30-year long stand-up career and appeared on several BBC radio and TV programmes.
He was due to perform at the festival in August, with a show exploring "three months of chemotherapy" he underwent at the start of the year.
In a statement, The Stand said: "He was as known for his kindness, encouragement and generosity as he was for his immense talent.
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