Mark Thomas

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The Sugar Club, Thursday 26th September

Jokes, rants, politics, play and the occasional sing-song. If you don’t know what he does, ask your parents.

In his time, Mark Thomas has won awards (current total is now officially ‘f*ckloads’), forced a politician to resign, changed laws on tax and protest, become the Guinness Book of Records holder for most number of protests in 24 hours, taken the police to court 3 times and won, walked the length of the Israeli Wall in the West Bank and generally mucked about trying to have fun and f*ck the right people off.

This show will be more of the above.


Date:
Thursday 26th September
Time:
8.00pm
Price:
€21
Address:
The Sugar Club, Leeson Street Lower, Saint Kevin's, Dublin, Ireland

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