A life In The Year of an Irish Dad(dy)

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dlr Mill Theatre, Saturday 22nd November

A Life in the Year of an Irish Dad(dy) is Keego’s, fast-paced journey through twelve months in the life of a very modern, very outnumbered and always confused Irish dad. From marriage after a decade, to raising twin girls who are “11 going on 16,” to surviving in a house full of women armed with bobbins, TikTok slang, the Irish Kama Sutra and true crime podcasts, Keego serves up sharp, relatable storytelling which is part love letter, part survival guide, and all belly laughs.

Come alone and laugh at the bald fella trying to find his way through family life, without breaking anything. During the show Keego will be asking for your best parenting advice, head to https://ngl.link/keegolaughs1 with your pearls of advice, to anonymously discuss with the group.

Keego hails from Bray County Wicklow and his sharp, high energy and sometimes interactive storytelling has taken him from packed clubs across Ireland to stages in the UK and New York. With a style often compared to the greats of observational comedy, Keego blends the madness of family life, Irish culture and his own (mis)adventures into a laugh out loud evening of craic.

Having earned rave reviews for his last show ‘I confuse easy’, Keego brings his new show ‘A life in the year of an Irish Dad(dy)’ to the majestic Maureen O’Hara Studio in dlr Mill Theatre


Date:
Saturday 22nd November
Time:
8.00pm
Price:
€13
Address:
dlr Mill Theatre Dundrum, Sandyford Road, Dundrum, Dublin 16, Ireland

Google Map of dlr Mill Theatre Dundrum, Sandyford Road, Dundrum, Dublin 16, Ireland

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