Stand-up show by BAFTA and Perrier award-winning comedian Dylan Moran, best known for the sitcom Black Books.
Dylan Moran brings his new show, Looking for Trouble, to Taliesin Arts Centre on Wednesday 28 October. It's a brand new hour of stand-up from the BAFTA and Perrier award-winning comedian, best known as the star of the Channel 4 sitcom Black Books.
He frames the show as a search for a forgotten memory, imagining how the world might have been different without him and who he might have become instead: a cyclocross champion, a chess master, or a global trendsetter in love, rubbing shoulders with an elite sunshine band of poets, chefs and mountain guides. It's that kind of wandering, slightly off-kilter territory he's built his reputation on.
Beyond the stand-up, Moran has a fair few film credits to his name, including Shaun of the Dead, Run Fat Boy Run and A Film With Me In It. His previous shows, Monster, Like Totally and What It Is, have sold out worldwide, and critics have called him the Oscar Wilde of comedy. The new material is described as joyfully cynical and superb, with the Telegraph noting that he reduces life to four ages: child, failure, old and dead.
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The show starts at 8pm and runs for 120 minutes, so it's a full evening's worth of material. Tickets are £32.00 for full price, under 26s and students, and the show is for ages 16 and over.
