A brand new stand-up comedy show from Jarlath Regan, Ireland's favourite Mammy translator, featuring never-before-seen material and relatable stories.
Jarlath Regan brings his new stand-up show, Craic Pot, to the Quays Theatre on Saturday 5 June 2027. It's part of a UK tour, and the Manchester date is at the Lowry in Salford Quays, Pier 8, Salford, Greater Manchester M5 2AZ. The show starts at 19:30 and runs for 90 minutes.
Regan is known as Ireland's favourite comedian and Mammy translator, a reputation built on viral online sketches and sharp observations of Irish life. He's toured sell-out runs worldwide, and Craic Pot is a brand new show packed with never-before-seen material, relatable stories and pitch-perfect impressions. It's a full hour and a half on stage, so there's plenty of room for the stories to land.
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Beyond the stage, he's also a writer. His Gobshite Guidebook was the number one best-selling humour book in Ireland in both 2025 and 2026, so if you've come across that, this is the live equivalent. The show is touring the UK, and the Manchester stop is on Saturday 5 June at 19:30 at the Quays Theatre.
