Alex Kealy: The Art Of The Keal at Just Up The Road at Just The Tonic at The Caves
Dates: 8/3/2017 - 8/27/2017
8-12 Niddry Street South
Edinburgh, EH1 1NS
Phone: 0330 220 1212
Tickets: Free
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‘Hilarious and endearing...fresh, insightful, and original...crafts the sort of lines people wish they’d thought of themselves...Alex Kealy is a name to watch’
???? FringeGuru
Liberal democracy is having a rough old time. Reactionary nationalism is on the rise (except for Scottish Nationalism which is of course progressive and pure in absolutely every way). America - well, its electoral college - has put a vengeful baby in the White House and Britain has chosen this moment to smear a turd on its closest European allies / gloriously take back control (delete as appropriate).
As ever, the centre-left is brilliant at getting mad and crap at getting even. The right has clear, simple messages - can the left do the same for the complex challenges society faces? Immigrants are demonised when most unemployment stems from automation - but “It’s Algorithms, Not Albanians” ain’t exactly as snappy as “Make America Great Again”.
Recent democracy sceptic and atonal singer, Alex Kealy, has a well-intentioned crack at answering these questions but reserves the right to veer off topic if great jokes and top bantz demand it.
“Ferociously quick-witted...interactive ingenuity that perfectly complements his fast tempo show, without ever overshadowing his flawless script.” ???? EdFringeReview
Alex Kealy was a So You Think You’re Funny Finalist in his first year of stand-up and since then has performed on BBC Radio Four Extra as part of the BBC New Comedian Award, as well as reaching the final of the Hobgoblin Comedy Award amongst other new act competitions. Alex also runs The Comedy Grotto in King’s Cross, a fortnightly charity fundraiser comedy night. Time Out praises its “consistently excellent line-ups” that have “comedy connoisseurs drooling” while The Independent raves about its “always well-programmed bashes.’
‘The ease with which Kealy handles the room and his pinpoint political commentary add up to an enjoyable performance, while his ability to make the horrendous hilarious is a solid grounding for some marvellous stand-up.”
The Skinny
‘Sure to be a hit...Clever and original...Kealy’s style worked a treat.’
Broadway Baby
‘Sharp comedy...has the potential to be very big and when he is big it will be well deserved.’
The Northern Powerhouse
???? FringeGuru
Liberal democracy is having a rough old time. Reactionary nationalism is on the rise (except for Scottish Nationalism which is of course progressive and pure in absolutely every way). America - well, its electoral college - has put a vengeful baby in the White House and Britain has chosen this moment to smear a turd on its closest European allies / gloriously take back control (delete as appropriate).
As ever, the centre-left is brilliant at getting mad and crap at getting even. The right has clear, simple messages - can the left do the same for the complex challenges society faces? Immigrants are demonised when most unemployment stems from automation - but “It’s Algorithms, Not Albanians” ain’t exactly as snappy as “Make America Great Again”.
Recent democracy sceptic and atonal singer, Alex Kealy, has a well-intentioned crack at answering these questions but reserves the right to veer off topic if great jokes and top bantz demand it.
“Ferociously quick-witted...interactive ingenuity that perfectly complements his fast tempo show, without ever overshadowing his flawless script.” ???? EdFringeReview
Alex Kealy was a So You Think You’re Funny Finalist in his first year of stand-up and since then has performed on BBC Radio Four Extra as part of the BBC New Comedian Award, as well as reaching the final of the Hobgoblin Comedy Award amongst other new act competitions. Alex also runs The Comedy Grotto in King’s Cross, a fortnightly charity fundraiser comedy night. Time Out praises its “consistently excellent line-ups” that have “comedy connoisseurs drooling” while The Independent raves about its “always well-programmed bashes.’
‘The ease with which Kealy handles the room and his pinpoint political commentary add up to an enjoyable performance, while his ability to make the horrendous hilarious is a solid grounding for some marvellous stand-up.”
The Skinny
‘Sure to be a hit...Clever and original...Kealy’s style worked a treat.’
Broadway Baby
‘Sharp comedy...has the potential to be very big and when he is big it will be well deserved.’
The Northern Powerhouse
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Just Up The Road at Just The Tonic at The Caves
8-12 Niddry Street South
Edinburgh, EH1 1NS
Phone: 0330 220 1212
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