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Laugh Lines Comedy Club
October Owen O'Neill, Mundo Jazz, Clint Edwards & Dan Thomas Compere SILKY Laugh Lines is back for another season of wacky nights full to the brim with clever insults, one liners, unbridled hilarity, punny put downs and regal reposts. To launch the new season our own master of ceremonies himself SILKY who has promised to make up for his absence last season and introduce all the winter shows Owen O'Neill
The first show features legendary Irish comic Owen O'Neill ("Laid-back Irishman O'Neill is a fine thought-provoking stand-up, but an even better storyteller. An all-too-infrequent visitor the the comedy circuit, O'Neill mixes traditional observational stuff with engaging, laid-back shaggy dog stories, guaranteed to be punctuated with laughs." Chortle) Owen O'Neill has established himself as a comedian, writer and actor. He made his TV debut on Saturday Live in 1985 and since has performed on numerous TV shows including his own TV Stand-up special for the BBC. As a stand-up he has performed Worldwide, taking in Hong Kong, China, Melbourne, Frankfurt Toronto, Los Angeles, Singapore and Lisburn..sorry that should read Lisbon. He is a regular on the London Comedy circuit and has performed on The David Letterman and Conan O'Brien shows. As a writer his debut feature film 'Arise and go now' a black comedy about poets, priests and the IRA was broadcast in the BBC 2's Screenplay series. 'The Fitz,' a sitcom for BBC2 was screened in 1999. Owen wrote and starred in 'Shooting to Stardom' a short film for Channel4, which won best film at the Cork film festival and was shown at the Sundance Film festival to critical acclaim. He is an annual visitor to the Edinburgh Festival where his one-man theatre shows have won awards including a Perrier nomination in 1998 and the Edinburgh Critics award for best comedy. Owen is presently writing a Novel about Love, Death and Lifebouy soap. Set in the Northern Irish Linen Mills of the 1950's.
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