Dylan
Moran
Artist In Residence.“Funny and fascinating, and utterly deserving of his place in the modern classics” - The Times
Al
Porter
“It is such a pleasure to go into a large theatre space and see a confident Irish woman owning the stage… pure undistllled confidence” - Irish Independent
David McSavage
“McSavage's low-key but effective stage manner, gently strumming a guitar as he departs on numerous flights of whimsy, works brilliantly” - Irish Independent
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Improv Allstars
The show will involve adult content, delivered childishly, by four brave performers with no script and not the faintest idea of what will happen.
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Dylan Moran
As well as performing stand-up comedy across the week of #GCF24, Dylan Moran is now a member of Team GCF as our Artist In Residence. As part of this role, Dylan has created bespoke artwork for #GCF24 and has curated an exhibition and programme of events to take place in Outset Gallery from Wed 23 - Sun 27 Oct.
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CRoíACT (Pronounced krækt / craic’d)
This line-up consists of eight brave local characters who will be making their stand-up comedy debut - all in aid of two great Galway charities: Croí, and ACT For Meningitis. Hosted by the brilliant Danny O’Brien.
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David McSavage, Elva Trill, Tony Kelly, Jon Kenny, Karl Spain, Marty Morrissey
The Hurler: A Campion's Tale
The Hurler tells the story of Ireland’s most notorious hurler, Gar Campion. He is Ireland’s David Beckham, a fashionista sportsman with a celebrity girlfriend. However, when he becomes the first Hurler in history to fail a test for performance enhancing drugs, he is blackballed from the sport he loves and his swanky lifestyle disappears. He is then forced to rebuild his shattered reputation by coaching Ireland’s worst Junior B Hurling team, who’ve never won a game in the history of their club.
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"An easy hour of daft, forget-your-troubles stand-up” - Chortle
Mark Simmons
Mark hit the headlines in August when his joke, “I was going to sail around the globe in the world’s smallest ship but I bottled it”, was voted the funniest of this year’s Edinburgh Fringe, meaning he joins comics of the calibre of Tim Vine, Stewart Francis, and Zoe Lyons - all previous winners. If you like one-liners, then make sure to see this Winner of UK Comics' Comic Best Act and a regular on Mock The Week at #GCF24.
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