Craic Dealers Comedy Club with Edwin Sammon and Guests

Keego Presents – Craic Dealers Comedy Club!

The doors to Craic Dealers Comedy Club are open again, bringing the best comedians to The dlr Mill Theatre. This show is no exception

Hosted by Keego who has been dealing craic on stages all over the world. Recently spending 2 weeks in New York touring some of the most famous venues and basements the city has to offer. Keego will be your guide on the night and will be getting to know you throughout. Asking the important questions like, what is the Irish Kama Sutra, what is bottomless brunch and why does Usain Bolt get applauded for finishing in 9.58 seconds and Keego does NOT!!??

Our headliner – EDWIN SAMMON

Edwin Sammon’s unpredictable and immensely likeable style saw audiences award him the Tedfest Golden Toilet Duck in 2011 for best comedian. On TV screens he took over the news desk co-presenting and writing on Republic Of Telly and as Fr. Gabriel in the IFTA award-winning Bridget and Eamon which is available on the RTE Player. The Offaly native has supported Jason Byrne, Fred Cooke and Ardal O’Hanlon on their nationwide tours and performed at every major festival and club in the country.

Taran O’Sullivan

Taran O’Sullivan is quickly making a big impact on the Irish comedy scene; not only for her dry, sardonic wit, but also via the accolades she has jotted up to date.. She’s one of Cherry Comedy’s Breakout Acts, a Funny Women Semi-finalist and a finalist in Bray’s new comedian of the year competition

Caroline Gorman.

A comedy hurricane, Caroline discusses her high energy antics and no holds barred stories. With her tongue firmly lodged in her cheek and sometimes with more details than we expected. Caroline Gorman will have you laughing so hard your sides and pants will be split.

Josh O’Connell

Josh started his comedy journey with his first gig at Good Craic Comedy Club in Bray last June.  Since then, he has performed at the prestigious “Show Me The Funny” competition in Galway, supported his favourite local band, Scustin, on the Whelan’s Main Stage, was a runner up at “The Gong Show” in the Workman’s Cellar and has performed at comedy clubs up and down the country.  A talented Bray man and an average stand-up comedian, he has recently returned from competing at “So You Think You’re Funny” in London, one of the UK and Ireland’s biggest comedy competitions

“Keego is the best host we have seen in years, unflappable and able to handle anyone. He brought us through a great night of comedy in The Mill” East Coast FM

“Keego is Irelands next breakthrough comedian” Hotpress

Running time:  90 minutes including an interval.  Suitable for age 18+