Mrs Robinson Comedy Club presents - Louise O'Toole and friends

Mrs Robinson Comedy Club is back to vanquish the january blues!

January 30th is the date where we take over Mrs Robinson again. After the rip roaring success of our opening night we are bringing more top comedians to Greystones!

Local legend Louise O'Toole will be closing the show. Louise has performed all over Ireland and the UK

Keego will also be in attendance. He 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 dealing stories about being bald, the irish kama sutra and what 'till death do us part' really means in 2024

Claire Roche will be the host of the event and although new to comedy she feels as tough she has been performing her entire life. Her primary school reports say the same “Claire needs to stop standing up and talking to the class all the time” . (age 6)

Having spent much of her 20’s spinning records around Dublin City and on the airwaves of Power Fm and a short stint in Beirut on one of the city's popular radio stations. She also spent a year riding an electric scooter around Dublin interviewing all the DJs and acts in what was then a busy electronic music and nightclub scene. The shenanigans were recorded and then put out on local tv station - City Channel.

After all of this Claire has finally escaped her husband and three little children to the shelf-like stages of the Dublin Comedy scene. Fast-talking observational comedy with lots of movement on stage! Listen up or you’ll miss out.

Josh O'Connell 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

Our guests on the night include

Zac Lee is a stand-up comedian and writer hailing from Colorado, now calling Ireland home for the past 16 years. Known for his sharp observational humor, Zac blends relatable insights with dark twists and a dose of physical comedy, creating a performance style that’s uniquely his own.

And

From California to Tallafornia, now County Wicklow's own Dave Brown brings his American brand of humor and irritating confidence and all his fecking notions to the stage. You might forget his name (it's Dave Brown) but you won't forget the laughs. (His name is Dave Brown.)