Craic Dealers Comedy Club Presents ‘The Housewives Favourite’ Gary Lynch and Guests

dlr Mill Theatre, Saturday 19th September

Craic Dealers Comedy Club is BACK with another massive night of craic in the majestic studio of dlr Mill Theatre! Hosted as usual by Keego!

Returning to Craic Dealers by popular demand is Jess Collins! Born and raised in Dublin, Jess is hilarious, authentic and unafraid of creating tension where there is none. Over the course of the past six years, Jess has gone from paying to see her favourite Irish comedians perform to sharing some of the biggest stages in the country with them.

Jess is joined by the housewives favourite, Gary Lynch! Gary is Ireland’s leading mid-life crisis comedian. He doesn’t know where his youth went, or what he should have done differently. He just knows it’s a LOT. Gary tours extensively around Ireland, UK & Europe, performing as part of The Good The Bad & The Irish, and as part of Laughter Lines improv group.

They are joined by Elizabeth Redmond! With hundreds of performances under her belt in both the U.S. and Ireland, doing festivals, opening for the likes of Reginald D. Hunter, David McSavage, Karl Spain, and writing a novel (it was not funny…like at all), Liz Redmond thought to herself “you know what this industry needs? Me running a comedy club” which proves she doesn’t like making money.

Rounding out our lineup is the debuting Laura Greene! Laura is an elder millennial and Dubliner, who after 13 years of producing telly, finally stepped (was pushed!) on stage to pursue her true love; stand up comedy.

Another massive line-up in Craic Dealers Comedy Club, Not to be missed!


Date:
Saturday 19th September
Time:
8.00pm
Price:
€13
Address:
dlr Mill Theatre Dundrum, Sandyford Road, Dundrum, Dublin 16, Ireland

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