"Non-stop, laugh-a-minute frenzy with banging tunes and great craic!"
Kicking off the show is compere and the Englishman of the comical trio, Rick Molland. A natural and affable piss-taker, he is a master at audience interaction. A cheeky mischief-maker that had the crowd gasp, choke, and chuckle.
Bringing the Irish contingency is Danny O’Brien. An animated storyteller with awesome comedic timing and anecdotes aplenty, Danny had the audience guffaw with glee. A high-octane performance from Killa-Dan-Jaro!
And rounding off the show is the riot himself, Billy Kirkwood. Riddled with the “proper” ADHD and representing Scotland, Billy brought the silly. Fast and wild, he’s an expert in chaotic comedy. He’s frantic, he’s infectious, and he had the audience in fits of giggles.
An Englishman, an Irishman and a Scotsman is a non-stop, laugh-a-minute frenzy with banging tunes and great craic! It’s no wonder this show was a complete sell-out last year at both Edinburgh Festival Fringe and Glasgow Comedy Festival.
The guys are performing their own shows at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe as well:
Rick Molland: Scotland’s Pick of the Fringe: Prime Time
Danny O’Brien: Killa-Dan-Jaro
Billy Kirkwood: Wild Thing
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LISTING INFORMATION
Venue: Scottish Comedy Festival @ The Beehive Inn, Beehive 1 (Venue 178)
Time: 19:45
Dates: 2 - 26 Aug
Duration: 1 hour
Prices: £7.50 - £15 or Pay What You Can
Suitability: 18+ (Restriction)
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