Climate Comedy Night

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Online, Thursday 22nd April

Axis Ballymun and Viral Comedy Club are delighted to present a night of comedy in celebration of Earth Day as part of #AxisGreenArts.

Join us from 8.15pm online and laugh your way to lower emissions with a host of funny folk including…

  • Pauline Shanahan (Vodafone Comedy Festival)
  • Ian Lynam (Dublin Fringe Festival)
  • Diane O'Connor (Electric Picnic)Anne Gill (Bright Club)
  • Chris Kent (Vicar Street / The Young Offenders)

Don't miss this intimate evening of comedy and craic as we celebrate our planet and support a greener and sustainable future.

Viral Comedy Club is an organisation that set-up virtual stand-up gigs featuring great acts from around Dublin coming straight from their living room to yours.

#AxisGreenArts  #ClimateComedy  #RestoreOurEarth


Date:
Thursday 22nd April
Time:
8.15pm
Price:
Donation €5 to €50

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