Paul J Corrigan is a familiar face to Scottish audiences across stage and screen. He is best known for his long-running role as Stevie Burns in the BBC’s River City, and as Adam in the hit comedy Gary: Tank Commander. His television credits also include Gaz in Still Game, Rab C. Nesbitt, Only an Excuse? and Legit.

His theatre work includes the National Theatre of Scotland’s multi award-winning Black Watch, alongside Cuttin’ a Rug, No Mean City, James and the Giant Peach (Citizens Theatre), The Sailmaker (Ayr Gaiety), and The Wolves in the Walls (NTS/New Victory, Broadway), as well as Gobbo and Man Cub (NTS), and numerous productions at Oran Mor and theatres across the UK. Paul is also a hugely popular panto performer and a regular favourite with audiences at His Majesty’s Theatre, Aberdeen for Crossroads Pantomimes.

What The Steamie means to Andy
I am delighted to be joining The Steamie for the 2026 tour. Growing up I always knew about The Steamie as my Gran would talk about it and other people around about me
over the years. I remember watching the TV version a number of times and really enjoyed the old school patter, proper patter. It’s a huge privilege to be working with Tony Roper for his last outing. I was lucky I got to work with him years ago on Rab C Nesbitt, where my character got to stick the heed on Jamsey Cotter and steal his chips. Thankfully he laughed about that in my audition for the Steamie which was a good Icebreaker! I Can’t wait to get going with this one.