Peter Flanagan

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The Ambassador Theatre, Saturday 9th May

Peter Flanagan is an Irish stand-up, journalist and viral comedy star with over 100, 000 followers and millions of views online. His whip-smart writing and blisteringly funny stories have landed him headline performances at the top clubs and festivals around the world, from the Edinburgh Fringe Festival to London’s world famous Comedy Store. Peter's cutting and astute opinion pieces have appeared in the Irish Times, the Irish Independent and The Journal, covering topics like politics, travel and mental health.


Date:
Saturday 9th May
Time:
7.00pm
Price:
€33.65
Address:
The Ambassador Theatre, Upper O’Connell Street, Rotunda, Dublin 1, Ireland

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