Following millions of views, shares and downloads across Instagram, TikTok and Youtube, Jarlath Regan is proud to announce his return to London for one very special night at Leicester Square Theatre. Through making sense of the nonsensical, finding the funny in the stuff we all take for granted and performing timeless standup comedy routines about the Irish Mammy, weddings, Irish life, raising kids and marriage, Jarlath has earned rave reviews, comparisons to Dave Allen and fans across the globe. Catch him now at this very intimate show before he goes out on tours in 2024. Jarlath first came to public attention for his multi-million download podcast phenomenon Irishman Abroad, and his standout tv appearances on Tonight At The Palladium, Russell Howard's Good News, How To Win The Eurovision and The Apprentice "You're Fired". After a huge wave in support, millions of views and downloads, being named Irish Comedian Of The Year and supporting Jack Whitehall on his arena tour, Jarlath brings his newest hour of standup to the West End's favourite comedy theatre. Jarlath left Dublin for the streets of London 10 years ago and hit the ground running. While booking major television appearances on Tonight At The Palladium, Russell Howard's Good News, Standup Central and tour support for comedy supremos Jack Whitehall and Marc Maron, he has been lauded by the press for his interviewing masterclasses with the some of entertainment's most reclusive characters including Boy George, Sharon Horgan, Dylan Moran, Sonia O'Sullivan, Hozier, Annie Mac and John C. Reilly. The Guardian went as far as to say that "Every single young person reading this should go download this podcast and listen to it every week for the rest of time." Known for his ability to spin a yarn while rinsing a subject for every punchline available, Jarlath also creates Ireland's number parenting podcast with his wife Tina (Honey, You're Ruining Our Kid). With Jarlath Regan Live At Leicester Square Theatre he returns to the city he loves deeply to find the laugh out loud absurdity in all our lives. Come and see this one of a kind show from "a very funny man at the peak of his powers" (The Irish Post). "More laughs in the first 15 minutes than most comedians can muster in an hour" Herald "Side-splitting stuff" Metro "A master at work."- Patrick Kielty
