A gig held at The Hen & Chicken on Saturday 18th April. The event starts at 20:00.
Stand Up For The Weekend with JARLATH REGAN & CO
Featuring HENRY PAKER plus compere ROBIN MORGAN
Award winning comedian, writer and star of the hit Irish panel show, The Panel, Jarlath Regan has gained a reputation with the industry and audiences for his uplifting, inventive and relentlessly funny stand-up. He regularly gigs around the UK and performs at international comedy festivals.
Since 2007 Jarlath has taken multiple solo shows to the Edinburgh Fringe. Between enjoying sell-out runs and earning rave reviews, it’s easy to see why he has become a darling of the festival circuit. Jarlath’s numerous international comedy festival performances include appearances at The Montreal Just for Laughs Festival, The New Zealand Comedy Festival and the Melbourne, Adelaide and Brisbane festivals as a part of the Best of The Edinburgh Fest Showcase tours.
"A refreshing and hilarious change of pace" The Independent
“Side-splitting stuff” The Metro
“While he’s not as well-known as some Irish stand-ups, he’s every bit as talented.” Sunday Express
“A subtle yet sublime helping of observational wit” The Herald
Entry requirements:
Featuring HENRY PAKER plus compere ROBIN MORGAN
Award winning comedian, writer and star of the hit Irish panel show, The Panel, Jarlath Regan has gained a reputation with the industry and audiences for his uplifting, inventive and relentlessly funny stand-up. He regularly gigs around the UK and performs at international comedy festivals.
Since 2007 Jarlath has taken multiple solo shows to the Edinburgh Fringe. Between enjoying sell-out runs and earning rave reviews, it’s easy to see why he has become a darling of the festival circuit. Jarlath’s numerous international comedy festival performances include appearances at The Montreal Just for Laughs Festival, The New Zealand Comedy Festival and the Melbourne, Adelaide and Brisbane festivals as a part of the Best of The Edinburgh Fest Showcase tours.
"A refreshing and hilarious change of pace" The Independent
“Side-splitting stuff” The Metro
“While he’s not as well-known as some Irish stand-ups, he’s every bit as talented.” Sunday Express
“A subtle yet sublime helping of observational wit” The Herald
Entry requirements: