Edinburgh comedian Vladimir McTavish, whose real name was Paul Sneddon, has died, according to tributes and statements shared by comedy venues. The Mirror reports that The Stand Comedy Club in Glasgow confirms Sneddon’s death in a published message, describing him as a “treasured” star. The Scotsman similarly reports that McTavish is remembered as one of Edinburgh’s most seasoned stand-up performers. Both outlets refer to the same stage name and identity, linking Vladimir McTavish to Paul Sneddon. The reports focus on his established reputation in the Scottish comedy circuit and the public response to his passing, rather than providing new biographical details or causes of death. Together, the coverage indicates that fellow performers and comedy institutions are acknowledging his contribution to stand-up in Edinburgh and beyond.
Vladimir McTavish (Paul Sneddon) dies, with tributes paid by comedy venues
Edinburgh comedian Vladimir McTavish, whose real name was Paul Sneddon, has died, according to tributes and statements shared by comedy venues. The Mirror reports that The Stand Comedy Club in Glasgow...
- Comedian Vladimir McTavish is identified as Paul Sneddon.
- The Stand Comedy Club confirms the death in a statement.
- Vladimir McTavish is described as a well-established Edinburgh stand-up comedian.
- Tributes are being paid by figures and/or outlets associated with the comedy community.
- The reports emphasize his reputation and public remembrance rather than details on cause of death.
Comedian Paul Sneddon, who was also known as Vladimir McTavish, has died, The Stand Comedy Club in Glasgow has confirmed in a sad statement
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