“Scott was a good laugh –but I think we gave him a run for his money.'
Residents of Renaissance Care’s homes across the city were treated to a unique comedy workshop hosted by renowned funny man, Scott Agnew.
Set amidst the backdrop of the ongoing Glasgow International Comedy Festival, the workshop was not just about entertainment, but also about enhancing the wellbeing of the residents through the power of laughter. Research has consistently shown that laughter can play a crucial role in reducing stress, improving mood, and even lowering blood pressure.
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