I think you’ll all agree that the world has gone a little nuts in the lead up to Christmas this year and I say ‘Hey, if you can’t beat them…’ (welcome back to randomania folks!)

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After a bit of a cheeky break where we all found ourselves (turns out we were exactly where we thought we were), The Death of Comedy is back with a pretty awesome line-up of some weird and wonderful stuff.

After the huge success of our September show, in which we combined some of the best things we saw in Edinburgh with some of our favourite local talent, we’ll be doing something similar this time. We promise it’s going to be even more fun, and maybe just a little bit crazy.

Headlining the night will be Edinburgh Best Newcomer Award Nominee and the guys whose show had Rob smiling like a goon all day during afterwards at the Fringe, Ben Target. Ben’s show was one of the most unusual but hilarious things that we’ve seen in a long, long time and his style is bizarre but brilliant. Please adjust your mental filters for something a little bit different and rather beautiful.

Also joining us from London will be the double-headed joy machine that is Robin and Partridge. These guys stole our hearts with some incredibly memorable performances at the Death of Comedy in Edinburgh, including getting the whole audience on stage for an interpretive dance. The guys are resident artists at the Tate Modern so come with some pretty decent credentials. We promise you’ll fall in love with them too.

Local talent will include Tara Flynn, a legend of the Irish comedy scene, who can currently be seen in RTE’s surprisingly good ‘Irish Pictorial Weekly’, and Lauren Kerr, one of the incredibly exciting young comics who is making the Belfast scene bubble at the moment.

As usual, Rob will attempt to sing something funny, and Conor will master your ceremonies.

€5 for members, €8 for non-members and, shockingly, it’s on in the Workman’s with doors at 8pm.

Hope we’ll see you all back for one more round of death before the end of the year (WORLD???!!!!)

Today is The Joker Comedy Clubs’ last show of 2012, and they wanted to do something a bit special so they’re gonna have a little competition!

10 up and coming comedians, 5 minutes on stage each, €100 euro cash money for the champion of the night! voted for by YOU the audience, and by a panel of 3 judges!

here’s who you’ll be seeing on the night!

iain o’connor
donal vaughan
ken rogan
david really
cormac moore
padraic coffey
derek ryan
aidan greene
cian mc
sean nolan

All hosted by resident MC, Marcus Olaoire

as usual, we’re byob, still the only comedy club in dublin to provide this amazing service! so bring down some drinks and let’s have a comedy party!

Fancy something a little less ordinary to entertain you this evening? Then this may well be the event for you…

Chicken & Fox Productions in association with the Children’s Research & Medical Foundation, Our Lady’s Hospital Crumlin present “Sad Sods At Christmas”, an evening of monologues and solo performances.

Featuring a broad range of performing talent, the show will see a variety of pieces across different genres performed that will make you laugh, cry and touch your soul!

The show is running for only 1 night and tickets are limited! All profits go to Crumlin Hospital.

Not living in the city centre & need a good laugh before the Christmas madness really begins? Then get yourself to Ratoath tomorrow evening for this night of guaranteed fun!

With a line-up like & free finger food to boot you’d be mad not to check it out!

Where: La Bucca, Ratoath

When: Thurs 13th Dec 2012

Time: doors 8pm/show 9pm

Cost: €20