Barbara Nice at The Irish Centre

Join everyone’s favourite housewife and mayhem instigator, Barbara Nice, as she launches her regular monthly residency at The Irish Centre. 

Join in Barbara’s inaugural edition of musical bingo with her innovative prizes - this evening promises to be raucous, outlandish and ever so slightly ridiculous."a force of nature – energetically cajoling the audience to take part in her hare brained stunts and injecting an unbeatable air of fun and excitement into the room" – Chortle

Featuring special guests Andrew Ryan (www.andrewryancomedy.com)
Irishman Andrew Ryan is one of the most exciting talents in recent years; in demand as an act and an MC at the biggest comedy clubs across the UK & Ireland. Andrew’s quintessentially Irish storytelling abilities and cheeky, friendly demeanour make him a natural stand up. He performed his debut hour show ‘Ryanopoly’ at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in 2012, receiving rave reviews (‘Illuminating debut ★★★★’ – The Metro).
He has appeared on many TV shows in the UK & Ireland He has performed stand-up on BBC3’s Russell Howard’s Good News, Best of the Edinburgh Festival Live on BBC3, The Blame Game on BBC 1, Live at The Comedy Store for Comedy Central, Live for MIND on Comedy Central, The Six O Clock show on TV3 ( Ireland). In Ireland Andrew performs regularly in Dublin and has been invited to perform at Kilkenny Cat laughs festival, Ivy Gardens in Dublin, Galway & Cork Comedy Festival.
"Utterly brilliant, going to be a huge star.” – TIMEOUT
"Ryan is a likeable comedian who doesn't do confrontation. For some reason, he's one of those performers that you simply want to like. This is well-paced, well written show that delivers plenty of laughs.” – THE MIRROR
"Delivered with a frenetic Irish brogue propelled along by a nervous energy that threatens to come to a halt at any moment, it’s a very entertaining hour of comedy that comes in a very natural style.” – FEST MAG

Moselele (www.facebook.com/moselele)

Moselele are Moseley's very own second-best ukulele group. They are known for playing an eclectic range of covers of songs that shouldn't work on the ukulele. Anyone who has been to the notorious Christmas Sing-a-longs at the Prince of Wales knows that Moselele takes Christmas very seriously. Come along and hear every Christmas classic you can think of played on tiny guitars!