venue: Vicar Street, Dublin

Expect razor-sharp observations, absurd tangents, and the kind of wit that could only come from Ireland’s  rising comedy voice. Whether he’s dissecting modern life, skewering internet culture, or finding the funny in everyday madness, Killian’s comedy is as clever as it is delightfully unhinged. 

An Evening with Ricky Tomlinson Retirement “My Arse” Ricky begins by reflecting on his early life in Liverpool: a childhood of working-class grit, humour, and resilience. He shares vivid stories of the city that raised him, the jobs that shaped his outlook, and the strong community spirit that forged his character. From his formative years as a plasterer to becoming an active trade unionist, Ricky speaks candidly about the political convictions that led him to stand up for workers’ rights—passionately, loudly, and at great personal cost. His moving account of the 1970s building workers’...

What began just nine years ago as casual, carfilmed comedy clips quickly grew into a cultural phenomenon. Their relatable, character-driven humour— rooted in the experiences of immigrant families, has earned them record-breaking live shows, viral global reach, and a devoted audience across Australia and beyond. The trio has achieved unprecedented success in live entertainment, becoming the only comedy act to sell out both Rod Laver Arena and Qudos Bank Arena multiple times (three and two consecutive sell-outs respectively). Their accolades include an AACTA Award for Favourite Australian...

Enya Martin reflects on growing up in the 90s on a council estate, to eventually flying first class to Australia. She explores the many hurdles she’s come up against in life that has shaped her into the comedian she is today, and her mother is still the punch line to most of her jokes! A funny, heartfelt hour about chasing success while staying true to the people who shaped you.

Phil Wang’s back with a new stand-up show, and he’s older than ever before. He’s got a moustache now. It bristles with wisdom. His eyes shine with good humour.His shoulders groan under the weight of being the only coolmillennial left. Everyone’san idiot but him. Nice is out. Right is in. The vibe shift is real. Old Wang’s riding it.You know him from one series of Taskmaster, one episode of Would I Lie to You, and oneminute of Wonka.‘One of the stand-up greats ofhis generation’The Guardian‘A comic who just gets better and better’Time Out‘My god, we’re lucky to havehim’The Independent

MOONLIGHT: THE PHILIP LYNOTT ENIGMA Vicar St 11 & 12 June 2026 Tickets on sale now    “FROM THE STREETS OF DUBLIN, THE SENSATIONAL ROCK-THEATRE PRODUCTION, LIVE, DANGEROUS AND HUGELY ENTERTAINING.” Following on from its hugely successful debut tour of Ireland, Fatdan Productions is thrilled to announce the return of MOONLIGHT: THE PHILIP LYNOTT ENIGMA to Dublin’s Vicar Street – the place where it all started. Tickets are on sale now from the venue and on Ticketmaster.ie It’s time to go beyond the headlines. Moonlight tells a deeper story of an Irish rock music icon —...

Paul Brady crosses musical boundaries again and again, incorporating folk, rock, blues traditional Irish & classic pop styles into his song writing. His live performances, whether solo or with his trio, include songs from his extensive catalogue of 40 years. Often classified as a musicians’ musician, Paul Brady’s songs have been covered by a huge array of major artists. An evening with Paul Bradyon stage is a captivating experience, as he invites you into his world of songs and music in a way that will surprise in its intimacy, sense of fun and raw power. By now a well-loved ‘elder...

Tony Cantwell has cried for some wild reasons over the years. A TV show about dogs. A drunken run on a treadmill. Getting caught in the nip at school. They’re also all part of the chaos that unfolds in You Cry Weird, his brand new Fringe Award nominated show from Hot Press’s “2nd best comedian in Ireland.” It’s got wildly personal stories, surreal perspectives and more tangents than a bronzed men’s beach. The show also has puns. Star of Last One Laughing (Amazon), Good Boy (RTÉ) and co-host of the Young Hot Guys podcast. “One of the funniest things I’ve ever seen”, Graham Norton “Charming...

Little Wander in association with PBJ Management present… James Acaster A brand new show, full of everything you love about James Acaster and more!   Age guidance: 14+

Bit gutted he’s old. Guzzling continental lager. Magnetic lol. Decent reviews for previous shows. Played a pigeon in Bong Joon Ho’s latest movie. Been on Richard Herring’s podcast. Book out: “L.A. Baby!”. Met Steffi Graf in 1998/9. This show has poems in, and he’ll stamp and howl. Won the Perrier Award in 2009! ★★★★★ The Skinny ★★★★ The Times ★★★★ The Guardian ★★★★ The Telegraph ★★★★ The Scotsman Age guidance: 14+