Everything is awful but that's okay, argues Tom in his ridiculously entertaining show about family and growing up in a Spanish subterranean cave. A show for siblings who shared a rubbish childhood, shirtless ex-pats, and comedy fans alike. Age Suitability: 16+ "He has an eye for the mundanely absurd which is truly unique, with an execution that is joyfully daft." - Rolling Stone (Top 12 shows of the Edinburgh Fringe) "Immediately dragging us under with his menacing charm" Ed Fringe Review "Lawrinson has turned playful menace into an art form" Scotsman "Lawrinson is naturally funny and the writing is so good" - Chortle Over 200 million views for online sketches Over 300,000 followers across TikTok & Instagram NextUp Biggest Award in Comedy | Runner Up 2023 Mervyn Stutter's Pick Of The Fringe | Edinburgh Fringe 2024 TICKETS �21 | �19 RUNNING TIME 60 mins About the Company A Lovely Time have been putting on live events in Manchester and beyond for over adecade and tour all over the UK. This will be their first show in Dublin with stand-up from comedian and TikTok star Tom Lawrinson based on hisupbringing in sunny Spain and living in a subterranean cave.

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