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Ardal O’Hanlon at the New York Arts Center

July 21, 2022 by Leave a Comment

Ardal O’Hanlon will finally come out of hiding for his first New York City comedy appearance in over ten years this September with an exclusive three-night engagement at the New York Irish Center in Long Island City on Thursday & Friday, September 29 & 30, and Saturday, October 1 at 8:00 pm.

O’Hanlon is a beloved character on the Irish show Father Ted, and is also recognizable to US public television audiences for his recurring

Ardal O’Hanlon. Photo: Ray Burmiston

role in the detective series Death in Paradise. He’s made guest appearances on the international hit television series Derry Girls, including the series finale, which aired in Ireland and the UK in May. In comedy, O’Hanlon is celebrated for his deeply cathartic observational comedy style, which often has him vaulting open-heartedly into the unknown (or at least the less well-known!).

Since breaking into the Irish comedy scene at The Cellar in Dublin in 1990, and then taking London by storm starting in 1994 (where he picked up two prestigious newcomer awards), O’Hanlon quickly became a household name for his role as Father Dougal in the hit series Father Ted. In addition to the Top Television Newcomer nod from the British Comedy Awards, O’Hanlon has picked up numerous BAFTA and British Comedy Award nominations for this role. 

The first Irish comedian to be invited to do a half-hour special on Comedy Central, O’Hanlon has also earned praise for his novels, the first of which, “The Talk of the Town” was published in 1998. His second novel, “Brouhaha,” just came out in Ireland this spring. His international comedy festival appearances include Just for Laughs in Montreal (two), Melbourne Festival (two), and the Edinburgh Festival (seven times). He was also the host of the Stand-Up Show on the BBC for two seasons.

This will be O’Hanlon’s New York Irish Center (NYIC) debut.

Tickets go on sale on Tuesday, July 26, 2022, through the New York Irish Center. There are a limited number of premium seats available for $75.00, all other tickets are $40.00.

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