Alison Spittle Live at Vicar Street

Alison Spittle is one of the funniest people in Ireland, full stop. Her stand-up is a glorious mess of offbeat observations, personal stories that go in directions you’d never predict, and a delivery style that makes everything funnier than it has any right to be.

What to Expect

Spittle’s comedy comes from a genuinely unique perspective. She grew up in Westmeath, she’s refreshingly honest about everything from anxiety to dating to the absolute state of rural Ireland, and she has a gift for finding the absurd in the everyday. Her crowd work is legendary - half the best bits of a Spittle gig come from whatever tangent she goes off on with the audience.

She’s been a regular on Irish TV and radio, co-hosts the hugely popular Alison Spittle Show podcast, and has been building a reputation as one of the best live comedy acts in the country. Vicar Street is a step up in venue size for her, and she’s earned every seat in the room.

If you’ve never seen her live, you’re in for a treat. If you have, you already know.

Good to Know

• Doors at 7pm, show at 8pm
• Vicar Street holds 1,050 seated
• Strictly over 18s
• Box office opens one hour before showtime
• Support act TBC

Getting There

Vicar Street is on Thomas Street in the Liberties. The Luas Red Line stops at Smithfield and Four Courts, both about 10 minutes on foot. Dublin Bus routes 13, 40, 123, and 27 all pass nearby.