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My Childhood with Bernard Casey: After my first comedy set I knew it was the life for me
5+ day, 15+ hour ago (911+ words) Listen to Bernard Casey’s comedy and you’ll hear echoes of his childhood in Kerry. The characters in his stand-up routines and online videos are inspired by conversations he had with people he knew when he was growing up in Portmagee....
Leslie Dowdall: I looked out the window of The Lobby and there's my car being towed
3+ week, 20+ hour ago (722+ words) Leslie Dowdall will play Cork's Everyman in October. Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers When I was about 12, I started watching tap dancing with Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers. They were phenomenal. I thought, whatever I’m going to do, it’s going…...
Film reviews: Coyote vs Acme is laugh-out-loud funny and a rare modern film fit for the whole family
3+ week, 1+ day ago (991+ words) Wile E. Coyote in Coyote vs Acme; Isla Fisher, Leslie Mann, Michelle Buteau, Anna Faris, in Spa Weekend; RuPaul as President Judy Gagwell in 'Stop! That! Train!' First introduced in the 1930s, Looney Tunes became a staple of family entertainment, delighting generations…...
Ulster American review: Matthew Broderick lends star power to bitingly funny satire
3+ week, 4+ day ago (321+ words) Matthew Broderick in Ulster American at the Abbey Theatre. Picture: Carol Rosegg “Life moves pretty fast,” as Ferris Bueller had it. And sure enough, there’s the man who played the fresh-faced truant, Matthew Broderick, onstage at the Abbey Theatre. Now…...