Maskerade - The Mask Comes Off! - T160446850Although Covid rudely interrupted Jake's unbroken run of sold-out tours, he's back! As always, Jake will deal with the really important questions such as: Who put Jamie Bryson on that bin? Are Catholics more prone to catching Covid than Protestants? Is a Union or Tricolour face mask better at protecting you from Covid? Could he charge more for his end of year tour? Back with Jake will be the ever-funny Terry McHugh, who'll be sharing his horror stories at being marooned in Tyrone during lockdown. Just how both will manage to fit two year's material into one show is still being explored, but one thing is certain; if you want something guaranteed to make you smile (behind your face mask), this is the show to see! | |
| 17 Feb 22 to 19 Feb 22 | Grand Opera House, Belfast :: V548 listing details L02072975067 |
Walking the Line - T0673334359 | |
| 31 Jan 20 | The Braid, Ballymena :: V1663930995 listing details L2094488392 |
Still Sittin' on the Fence - T842005380In his traditional end-of-year review show, Jake will be casting a satirical eye over the preceding twelve months, combining stories and pictures from the Irish News with the madness of the Internet to debunk the great, the not so great, and himself. From Jake feeding his voter registration card to a goat, Martina Anderson having a fit at the European Assembly, or the never-ending RHI scandal, Jake mixes hard news with harder comedy to guarantee a night to remember.Performer Terry McHugh. | |
| 7 Jan 18 | Lyric Theatre, Belfast :: V552 listing details L01932024209 |
Gaggin' on It - T178647613Hot on the heels of last year's sell-out tour, 'Mouthful', Northern Ireland's finest comic, Jake O'Kane, is back! In his inimitable style, Jake takes no prisoners as he deals with the good, the bad and the ugly of 2015. Best known for the infamous 'flegs' piece on BBC's The Blame Game, Jake weaves stories and news photos to give his take on the people, places and politics that made up the year. Those of a sensitive disposition, and politicians of all shades, should be afraid - very afraid. | |
| 31 Jan 16 to 7 Feb 16 | Lyric Theatre, Belfast :: V552 listing details L1672740012 |
Tongue Lashing - T1581998083Having created one of the most talked about comedy moments when dealing with the flags issue, Jake now turns his satirical eye on the local issues, events and characters which made the headlines over the past twelve months. | |
| 11 Jan 15 | Lyric Theatre, Belfast :: V552 listing details L233935690 |
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| 25 Aug 12 | Playhouse Portrush, Portrush :: V527900322 listing details L1684994411 |
| 17 Mar 12 | Grand Opera House, Belfast :: V548 listing details L0156176000 |
