Comedian Susie McCabe's new show is to be filmed for the BBC.

McCabe is performing her show, Femme Fatality, at Glasgow's King's Theatre as part of the Glasgow Comedy Festival on March 25 and March 31 and the first date will be filmed for BBC Scotland. It will be broadcast later this year and then will be available on BBC iPlayer for anyone to watch.

The Glasgow-based stand-up is excited about the project: "It’s the first time my show has been filmed. It’s so good to get a female, working class voice on screen. If you had told me 12 years ago when I started that the BBC would be filming me while I dance around for 90 minutes at a sold out show in King's Theatre in Glasgow I’d have bitten your hand off."

In the show, which is about to tour Scotland, McCabe talks about her life, from her childhood to today, exploring, among other things, the expectations placed on women over the years. "it's a show for everyone. I enjoy storytelling and holding things up in society and comparing the past to the present. It's all daft, silly and funny."

Read a full interview with McCabe and check out her full tour dates here.