Danny O’Brien: KillaDanJaro

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Axis Ballymun, Friday 14th February

After a complete sell-out run at The Edinburgh Fringe and as well as several Irish and International Festivals with his new show, multi-award-winning Wicklovian comedian Danny O' Brien comes to Axis Ballymun with a high-octane stand-up show like no other bringing the BIG laughs all over Ireland and beyond!

From getting scammed by a fake landlord in Edinburgh to climbing several peaks around the globe (Including Kilimanjaro in Tanzania)
Danny is a resident host at The Laughter Lounge in Dublin, has performed alongside Ballymun's Willa White in Dublin's Ambassador Theatre and is a regular on Irish TV & Radio!

This is definitely O' Brien's biggest, best and most exciting show to date! He has toured over 60 tour dates globally this past year, sold out Liberty Hall Theatre in Dublin, released a TV special and headlined at various international comedy festivals to worldwide audiences.

This is one stand-up hour you do NOT want to miss!


Date:
Friday 14th February
Time:
8.00pm
Price:
€23
Address:
Axis Art Centre and Theatre, Main St, Ballymun, Dublin, Ireland

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