Laugh?
You’ll want to rent a tiny bedsit in the area.
‘Our’ Emily writes:
Above is a flyer for our debut comedy night in The new Bowery venue 196 Lower Rathmines Road, Rathmines, Dublin 6….Acts include John Colleary, Ruth O’Kelly Hunter, Pauline Shanhan and James Moran. It’s in collaboration with Abner Browns. Free in tonight... We are testing it out!
HECKLE!
Comedy dribbling.
A decade on.
Hugh Cooney writes:
I’ve taken it upon myself to celebrate the 10-year anniversary of posting ‘Accessorise Accessorise Accessorise’. Maybe your readers would like to join me in watching beans spill from my mouth, once more, for old times’ sake… whaddaya say, guys?
“For Lily and Ben, there are only two certainties in life, death and… is it tax day already?!”
The season closer for the Dublin-based web comedy series following the trials of a millenial couple from the minds and acting chops of Kelly Shatter, Luke Benson and Kevin Handy.
In fairness.
Previously: Episode 5, Episode 4, Episode 3, Episode 2, Episode 1
A tribute by Raging Cinema to the late, great Gene Wilder who, according to director Edgar Wright, was:
…funny doing something & funny doing nothing.
‘A comedy sketch about a baby’.
By Cavan/Dublin comedy troupe LinceCraic.
Contains: hairy adults.
Thanks Malachy McKeever
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=43tfVp2UhHo
A nice clean shave.
Starring Aidan Lawlor and Luan James Geary.
You can call them AL.
Previously: The Actors’ Agent
A comedy ‘short’.
From Rob Reeves, who writes:
I’m currently doing a series of 12 comedy sketches/short films in the hopes of getting a show commissioned. I’d love if your readers could check out one or more of the three already completed [see also below’. They’re all 3-5 minutes long and have received a great response so far at screenings around Dublin.
Also:
‘Why do all Ryanair pilot announcements sound the same?’
A tannoy skewering, budget carrier-based short from Aunties Comedy – Damon Blake and George Fox.
Aww.
Gary Mackey, of Boys, Boys, Boys a comedy duo from Dublin, writes:
Some of your readers may be interested in our events this Friday and Saturday in The Harbour Playhouse [8, 30 Avenue Rd, Dublin 8,]. An exploration of the desperate male id (the boy) through the means of outrageous, dissonant comedy…
Alison Spittle
Finally.
Alan Bennett writes:
[very funny person] Alison Spittle has launched her own chat show podcast. It is now live on The HeadStuff Podcast Network on HeadStuff.org.
It’s called (drumroll… ) The Alison Spittle Show.
The first audio podcast episode has Kevin McGahern (host of Republic of Telly). We talk about being children, terrorism and Daniel O’Donnell removing a bun from Kevin’s jeans.
If you want to see it live, you’re in luck because TOMORROW Friday there’s a live recording on the Workman’s Club [Wellington Quay, Dublin 2,
