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Malinda Perera (Sri Lanka) will perform at Ryan's on Friary Street
For the first time in Irish comedy history, three of Ireland’s top foreign comedians are coming together to perform a stand up comedy show in every county in Ireland.
Performed by Neil Green (South Africa), Malinda Perera (Sri Lanka) and Lesly Martinez (Venezuela), Immigration Is A Joke is a comedy show you can enjoy equally whether you are Irish or an immigrant.
Come along and have a laugh with Neil, Malinda and Lesly as they bring their jokes to the stage to have you in stitches.
Hailing from Durban in South Africa, Neil has been a fixture on the comedy scene in his home country for over a decade. He has multiple Comedy Central appearances, most notably as the host of Season 2 of Laugh in Your Language.
Since going on stage in 2016 for the first time, Malinda has taken the European comedy circuit by storm and now resides in Dublin while Cork based Latina comedian, Lesly from Venezuela, brings her adventures and stories of Irish society, love and the struggle to fit in, to the stage.
The show takes place this Friday (November 10) at 8.15pm and admission is €15 online and €20 on the door.
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