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01
Dec
St Michael’s Theatre New Ross
051 421255
8.00pm
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02
Dec
Visual Theatre Carlow
059 917 2400
8.00pm
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08
Dec
The Westgrove Hotel & Conference Centre Clane
045 989 900
8.00pm
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09
Dec
Backstage Theatre Longford
043 33 47888
8pm
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15
Dec
Germaines of Baltinglass
059 648 1005
8.00pm
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16
Dec
The Shearwater Hotel & Spa Ballinasloe
090 96 30400
8.00pm
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22
Dec
Hawk’s Well Theatre Sligo
071 916 1518
8pm
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06
Jan
The Source Arts Centre Thurles
0504 90204
8.00pm
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12
Jan
Roscommon Arts Centre
090 6625824
8.00pm
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13
Jan
Dunamaise Arts Centre Portlaoise
057 866 3355
8.00pm
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19
Jan
Hotel Kilmore Cavan
049 4332288
8.00pm
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20
Jan
Radisson Blu Hotel Athlone
090 644 2600
8.00pm
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26
Jan
The Venue Theatre Ratoath
01 689 5600
8.00pm
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27
Jan
Íontas Theatre Castleblayney
042 975 3400
8.00pm
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02
Feb
INEC Arena Killarney
064 66 71555
8.00pm
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03
Feb
Loughrea Hotel & Spa
091 880 088
8.00pm
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04
Feb
Tullamore Court Hotel
057 934 6666
8.00pm
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09
Feb
Racket Hall Hotel Roscrea
0505 21748
8.00pm
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10
Feb
University Concert Hall Limerick
061 331 549
8.00pm
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16
Feb
Riverbank Arts Centre Newbridge
045 448 327
8.00pm
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17
Feb
TF Royal Theatre Castlebar
094 902 3111
8.00pm
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23
Feb
The Ardhowen Theatre Enniskillen
028 6632 5440
8.00pm
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24
Feb
Solstice Arts Centre Navan
046 909 2300
8.00pm
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01
Mar
Ramor Theatre Virginia
049 854 7074
8.00pm
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02
Mar
An Grianán Theatre Letterkenny
074 91 20777
8.00pm
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08
Mar
Theatre Royal Waterford
051 874 402
8.00pm
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09
Mar
Cork Opera House
021 427 0022
8.00pm
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15
Mar
Town Hall Theatre Galway
091 569 777
8.00pm
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16
Mar
Siamsa Tíre Theatre Tralee
066 721 3055
8.00pm
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21
Mar
The Island Theatre Ballinamore
071 96 44513
8.00pm
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22
Mar
Ballina Arts Centre
096 73593
8.00pm
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23
Mar
Glór Ennis
065 684 3103
8.00pm
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29
Mar
Clayton Whites Hotel Wexford
053 912 2311
8.00pm
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30
Mar
Talbot Hotel Clonmel
052 618 8700
8.00pm
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05
Apr
Draíocht Theatre Blanchardstown Dublin 15
01 885 2622
8.00pm
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06
Apr
Pavilion Theatre Dun Laoghaire
01 231 2929
8.00pm
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11
Apr
The Civic Theatre Tallaght Dublin 24
01 462 7477
8.00pm
-
12
Apr
The Lark Theatre Balbriggan
01 960 5411
8.00pm
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13
Apr
Lady Gregory Hotel Gort
091 632 333
8.00pm
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19
Apr
Balor Arts Centre Ballybofey
074 913 1840
8.00pm
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20
Apr
Abbey Arts Centre Ballyshannon
071 985 1375
8.00pm
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26
Apr
An Táin Arts Centre Dundalk
042 9332332
8.00pm
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27
Apr
Mermaid Arts Centre Bray
01 272 4030
8.00pm
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04
May
Town Hall Theatre Westport
098 28459
8.00pm
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03
May
The Mall Theatre Tuam
Box Office on (061) 423934
8:00pm
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10
May
The Palace Theatre, Fermoy
Box Office on (025) 32042
8:00 pm
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11
May
Riverside Park Hotel Enniscorthy
053 923 7800
8.00pm
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17
May
The Arklow Bay Hotel
0402 26200
8.00pm
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30
May
The Courthouse Arts Centre Tinahely
0402 38529
8.00pm
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ABOUT
Pat Shortt started in comedy when he left Art College. With Jon Kenny he created ‘D’Unbelievables’, Ireland’s most popular comedy duo. Together they performed their unique brand of comedy in theatres all over Ireland, Great Britain and The United States as well as various countries across Europe. They produced four critically acclaimed and sell-out shows as well as writing and producing chart-topping Videos.
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In 2017 Faye Shortt studied at the Gaiety School of Acting, The National Theatre School of Ireland. In 2019 Faye graduated from the Gaiety and went on to train at ow Street Academy of Screen Acting. Faye was taught by the world renowned acting coach Gerry Grynell, who has trained actors such as Heath Ledger, Johnny Depp, Timothee Chalemet and many more.
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Funny, deeply human, and not without moments of drama and pathos, The Wellness Hour with Paaah & Sile brings to your screens a comedy show like no other.
Richard Lynch
I Love Limerick
Pat Shortt is a master of the art when it comes to lampooning the weird and wonderful characters of rural Ireland. From a deranged Craggy Islander on Father Ted to his award-winning lead turn on Garage.
Eamon Sweeney
Irish Independant
Garage is superbly paced and controlled, and Abrahamson creates something visually stunning with landscapes… Shortt’s performance is outstanding.
Peter Bradshaw
The Guardian
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