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Pat Shortt and his daughter Faye are bringing their comedy show ‘Well’ to Claremorris Town Hall Theatre this Friday
ON STAGE Pat Shortt and Faye Shortt.
Comic father and daughter duo Pat Shortt and Faye Shortt have written and performed two hilarious online shows already ‘The Wellness hour with Paaah and Sile’ and ‘Pat Shortt’s Comedy Heads’ and now the pair bring their madcap characters to the stage in ‘Well’. The show follows the unfortunate demise of a dad and daughter country and Irish music duo as they attempt to ascend the heights of their local music scene by playing a gig in the town’s hotel. ‘Well’ showcases the extraordinary comedy talents of this funny pairing and their exceptional ability to bring humour to the most everyday situation with an array of superbly funny characters. Pat Shortt and Faye Shortt are live in ‘Well’ at Claremorris Town Hall Theatre on this Friday night, November 18, at 8pm.
Tickets are on sale now from the Box Office on 094 9310999 or www.townhall.ie. Early booking is advisable.
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