Joanne McNally Tickets

Joanne McNally tickets and where it started

Joanne McNally's first one-woman show, Bite Me, tackled eating disorders. It was nominated for several awards at the Dublin Fringe in 2016, including Best Performer, Best Production and a First Fortnight award, and she later took it to the Vault Festival in 2019, where the critic Lyn Gardner called her "hilarious and brutal". She also created, wrote and presented Baby Hater, a documentary that went on to be sold to 12 countries.

Wine Tamer, The Prosecco Express and bigger rooms

Her bio describes sell-out Edinburgh runs of Wine Tamer and The Prosecco Express, both of which she then toured around Ireland, and an appearance at Dublin's 3Arena alongside John Bishop, Michael McIntyre and Dara O Briain. The Sunday Times has described her as a "truly gifted stand-up", the Irish Times as "the most exciting thing to happen to Irish comedy in years", and the Irish Independent found her "hilarious, dark, edgy, strangely reassuring". She has since turned her attention to the UK as well, with a sold-out run at the Soho Theatre in London.

On screen and on air

She co-hosted Republic of Telly, RTÉ 2's flagship comedy show, and has appeared on The Late Late Show, The Tommy Tiernan Chat Show, The Blame Game on BBC Northern Ireland and Women on the Verge on UKTV. On radio she has been heard on BBC Radio 4's A Good Read and in a regular slot on 2FM's Mack the Week, and she has guested on Russell Kane's BBC podcast Evil Genius.

My Therapist Ghosted Me and other podcasts

My Therapist Ghosted Me, which she hosts with Vogue Williams, began in April 2021 with a true story. Her therapist stopped answering the phone, then the clinic door, and finally refused to talk to her even after Joanne tracked the therapist down at Enfield crematorium. The weekly show turns that into candid, comic conversations in which the pair pick apart each other's issues and take questions from listeners, offering what the show's own site calls unqualified and unsubstantiated but upfront and honest advice.

She has also made investigative comedy series. Who Replaced Avril Lavigne? Joanne McNally Investigates, a six-part series produced by What's The Story Sounds for BBC Sounds and CBC Podcasts, follows the internet theory that the singer was swapped for a lookalike. A follow-up, Did Furbys Spy on Us?, sent her to Menwith Hill in North Yorkshire with Joe Lycett, Roisin Conaty and Gearóid Farrelly among the cast.

Choosing your seats

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Tickets currently start from £75. The average starting price across listed events is £75.