Kenny’s hilarious show at UCH

COMEDIAN Jon Kenny is back and better than ever. His brand new show can be seen live at The University Concert Hall on Thursday February 25.

Jon Kenny Live heralds a return for Jon to the type of work that gave him the reputation as one of the most talented comedians in Ireland.  Formally one half of the hugely successful duo d’Unbelievables, Jon Kenny is a multi talented actor, stand-up comedian, musician and singer.

Jon uses the changing face of contemporary Ireland as the scaffold on which to build his hilarious observations and characters in this new show Jon Kenny Live.  Running through such contrasting experiences as supporting Munster rugby to visiting a health spa, Kenny takes no prisoners and delights in emphasizing the humour in everyday life.

Kenny has performed his one man show “I’m not says I….  I’m fine!” the length and breadth of the country, gathering rave reviews along the way and he is looking forward to performing with his new show Jon Kenny Live in UCH.

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“I have made a conscious decision to pear everything back and create a show that will allow us all to look at where we are now and how we got here.  I have returned to what I was doing a long time ago and the reaction is fantastic.  I am starting back at base and creating lots of situations and characters that people will relate to and we can all have a good long laugh at ourselves”, said the comedian who is to take his new show on tour throughout Ireland over the coming months.

“The show is really intimate and I am laying myself bare on the stage. There are no sets, no props, no costume changes it is just fun and laughter all the way!” Jon commented.

The Celtic Tiger is now a distant memory and the media is full of doom and gloom so an evening of hilarious comedy with the inimitable Jon Kenny could be just what the doctor ordered.

Jon Kenny has sponsored tickets in aid of Special Olympics Ireland to his new live comedy show, platforming in Limerick on Thursday February 25 in UCH. Tickets are €20 for the 8pm  gig and available through the Special Olympics Ireland Office through the 2010 games and fundraising manager, Gaye Moore.   Anyone interested in supporting the games and seeing Kenny live are asked to get in touch, Tel. 061-308008 or email [email protected]

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