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Unhinged Comedy: 11th January 2017
January 11, 2017 @ 9:00 pm - 11:15 pm
€8
Unhinged Comedy (@UnhingedComedy) on Wednesday the 11th of January 2017 in the Ha’penny Bridge Inn (@HapennyBridgeIn). Doors 21:00. €8/€6.
Book tickets here: https://www.eventbrite.ie/e/unhinged-comedy-tickets-17064337894
Unhinged Comedy’s Lineup:
“Billy Anderson is an American comedian who has resided in Ireland for over five years. He is the inaugural winner of the Charleston Comedy Festival and a lead writer for the forthcoming web series “The Ricky Erlando Show.”
Formerly a staple and stand-out in the talent-rich Atlanta comedy scene and after a brief hiatus from the Irish stand-up circuit, as of late Anderson has found his niche working in Irish clubs and rooms across the country.
He has featured and performed in such renowned clubs as the International, the Roisin Dubh and City Limits (Cork).”
“Self-deprecating, kinetic, and just plain silly, Anderson has an infectious energy and a likeable persona that is a treat to watch and a joy to behold.” — Charleston City Paper
– Marise Gaughan (@marisecomedy):
“Marise has just moved back from LA, where she did stand up shows around the city, ranging from a run down restaurant that had a sewage problem and the famous comedy store. She only bombed at one of those.”
– John Kelly (@JellytheKelly91):
“John Kelly has been performing stand up comedy for 2-years and has gigged across Ireland as well as in the United States. He is a recognized actor as well as a regular performer on the Facts. YouTube channel. He was meant to perform at Longitude last summer but had to babysit instead.”
– Jim Elliott (@Jimpetuous):
Originally from Washington DC, Jim is a regular feature at the Laughter Lounge and the International Comedy Club, a regular headliner at the Comedy Crunch. He has performed at the Sky Cat Laughs festival in Kilkenny, the Vodafone Comedy Festival in Dublin, and the Body & Soul Festival in Westmeath. He’s opened for Reginald D Hunter, Andrew Maxwell, PJ Gallagher, Seann Walsh, Chris Martin, John Moloney, and Karl Spain. He’s even in a Rubberbandits video if you look closely enough.
MC:
– Connor McDonough-Flynn (@ConMcFlynn)
Connor McDonough-Flynn’s been a comedian for 6-years. He‘s gigged all around Ireland and Internationally.
His comedy is bizarre, bold and (un)balanced – he’s an arguably debatable spectator tempter. Connor will have you laughing away as he deals with the debaucherous topics that present themselves daily. The stimulating humdrum thoughts that arouse bemusement. And the oddball anecdotes that evoke howls, from the mouths, on your face. There’s a means to his madcap manoeuvres.
He put on his first solo show (hour special): “I’m Not Special” at The Workman’s Club in Dublin on the 13th of March, 2015.
He’s since began touring: “I’m Not Special” bringing 5-shows to the Galway Fringe Festival in July, 2015.
– Finalist in the – Finalist in the Forbidden Fruit Comedy Talent Search.
“…incredibly funny and engaging…” – Trip Advisor
“…hilarious as he interacts with audience.” – Trip Advisor
“…the man with the longest name/craziest eyes in comedy…” – Danny O’Hanlon
Website: http://conmcflynn.com
