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NEWS
The Paddy Power Comedy Festival is back! From July 24th - 27th you can catch all of the best acts in Ireland in the Iveagh Gardens, Dublin. Ger will be performing two shows; on July 24th and 25th. Tap below to see the full line-up and see ticket links.
LIVE SHOWS
Ger is back on tour in 2025 with a brand new show, continuing his mission to transform life’s unrelenting barrage of annoyances into side-splitting laughter. Venues have been announced all around Ireland as well as some European cities. Click below for all info and ticket links.
FULL SPECIAL
Filmed live from the TF Royal Theatre in his hometown of Castlebar. Watch the full hour for free here or on YouTube.
VIDEOS
Browse through Ger's Instagram feed below or find even more content through his other social media accounts HERE
Movie Release - The Highest Brasil 2024
"Staunton is phenomenal in the lead role" - ukfilmreview.co.uk
Sea monsters, self help and sexual utopia. With his marriage crumbling, Seamus, a struggling fisherman, is unexpectedly offered the delicious pleasures of an unusual new life. But to turn his desperation into hope, Seamus will need to put his trust in a group of misfits whose project becomes more and more deranged. This absurdist dark comedy asks if there really is more out there for each of us or “IS THIS IT?”
Directed by: Jeremy Curl
Produced by: Jeremy Curl, Natalie Garibian
Starring: Ger Staunton, Jennifer Breslin, Stephen Doring, Tanja Karita, Angelica Seleznova, Serenity Cox, Keith Martin, John Barrett
“One of the best comedy writers in Ireland.”
- The International Comedy Club
"Incredibly funny"
- The Examiner
"Weaving stories in the true tradition of Irish comedy. Outstanding"
- Cosmic Comedy, Berlin
“Immaculately woven anecdotal riffs with a smooth pace and a dark twinkle.”
- The Independent
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