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Lewis Spears - It's Over ( for You )
Sat, 31 Aug
|Dublin 8
Lewis Spears brings his new show "It's Over ( for You )" to Dublin at In Stitches Comedy Club.
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Time & Location
31 Aug 2024, 18:40 – 20:30
Dublin 8, 64 Dame St, Temple Bar, Dublin, D02 RT72, Ireland
About the event
Lewis Spears brings his new show "It's Over ( for You )" to Dublin at In Stitches Comedy Club on Saturday August 31st at 7pm.Â
After two major jaw surgeries Lewis is back with a brand new head full of brand new material that has earned him clamour, headlines and millions of views online. IT'S OVER FOR YOU is his return to dark, hilarious, and silly stand up, delivered with a silver tongue and a skull full of medical grade steel.
Lewis Spears, the irreverent maestro of comedy, commands the stage with a wit as sharp as his style. Born and raised in Melbourne, Australia, Lewis Spears has carved out a niche as one of the most fearless voices in stand-up comedy. With his unapologetic approach to tackling taboo subjects and his razor-sharp observational humor, Spears fearlessly navigates through the absurdities of modern life. From the seedy underbelly of internet culture to the quirks of everyday existence, Spears fearlessly explores the boundaries of comedy, leaving no topic off-limits. His unique perspective and quick-fire delivery have earned him a dedicated following both online and on the stage. A true provocateur, Spears doesn't just push boundaries; he obliterates them with his no-holds-barred comedic style. Whether he's dissecting social norms, skewering pop culture, or delivering scathing commentary on the state of the world, Spears' comedic prowess knows no bounds. With sold-out shows across Australia and beyond, Lewis Spears continues to captivate audiences with his fearless brand of comedy, cementing his status as one of the most exciting voices in stand-up today. With each performance, Spears proves that laughter truly is the best medicine, even if it's delivered with a healthy dose of controversy.Tickets are €25 + VAT & Bookings fee.Â
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