HE IS best known for the viral video, Man Flu: The Truth, which has received close to a million hits on YouTube, and for co-running Ireland’s Smallest Comedy Club. Next week he takes to the stage of the Róisín Dubh.
Johnny Graham headlines the Comedy KARLnival at the Dominick Street venue, on Tuesday September 10. The Galway based, Tullamore born comedian was the Show Me The Funny 2012 winner and the TedFest Toilet Duck Award 2017 winner; he has shared the stage with Dave McSavage, the Rubberbandits, and Farmer Michael; and won praise for his unique take on the observational comedy style.
Also on the bill is Chris McShane. Originally from Armagh, Chris moved to Cork when he was eight years old due to "not being able to pick a side". Since becoming a stand-up, he has supported Ross Browne, David McSavage, Fred Cooke, and Pat McDonnell.
Doors are at 8pm. Support is from Eddie Mullarkey. The MC is Karl Spain. Tickets are €6 in advance from Róisín Dubh; www.roisindubh.net; or OMG@Zhivago, Shop Street; or €8 at the door.
