Deirdre O’Kane – O’Kaning It

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Pavilion Theatre, Thursday 15th January - Saturday 17th January

Comedic fireball Deirdre O'Kane is mad for road, mercilessly mining hilarity from the human condition. Will she conquer the chaos or revel in it? Tame the mayhem or “O'Kane it”? Either way you're in for a night of relentless laughs fuelled by warped personal insight.


Date:
Thursday 15th January - Saturday 17th January
Time:
8.00pm
Price:
€30
Address:
Pavilion Theatre, Marine Road, Dún Laoghaire, Dublin, Ireland

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