Renowned comedian Jake O’Kane is set to conclude his latest Northern Ireland tour in Belfast, promising a spectacular show filled with humour, satire, and no shortage of sharp wit. Known for his annual multimedia roundup of the year’s events, O’Kane’s show is a much-anticipated event in the local comedy calendar, drawing audiences from across the country.
O’Kane, a stalwart of the Northern Ireland comedy scene, has enjoyed a decade of sell-out tours. His unique style of comedy, which includes poking fun at political figures and societal norms, as well as self-deprecating humour about his own quirks, has made him a household name. This year’s tour, described as a ‘no holds barred fun fest’, is expected to be no different, with audiences eagerly awaiting his latest take on events in Northern Ireland and beyond.
Adding to the allure of O’Kane’s performance is the presence of Terry McHugh, his regular collaborator, known for his role as the ‘ringmaster’. McHugh’s contribution is set to complement O’Kane’s comedic style, ensuring a well-rounded and thoroughly entertaining show.
Suitable for audiences aged 16 and over, the show promises to be a blend of adult humour and insightful commentary. O’Kane’s reputation as a comedian extends beyond his live performances. He has been a headline act on local television and radio for over 25 years and is also a prominent columnist for The Irish News, known for his candid and often controversial takes on a variety of subjects.
His work includes appearances on panel shows, documentaries, and a strong presence on social media, where he connects with a broad audience across all communities. His annual comedy theatre tour is a testament to his widespread appeal, consistently selling out across Northern Ireland.
Described as an “unstoppable witty, erudite man” with a keen eye for detail, Jake O’Kane’s show in Belfast is not just a comedy event but a celebration of local talent and humour that resonates deeply with the Northern Irish audience. Fans of sharp, insightful comedy are advised to book their tickets early for what promises to be an unforgettable evening.
Thursday 18 January: The Braid, Ballymena
Saturday 20 January: Island Hall, Lisburn
Thursday 25 January & Friday 26 January: Market Place Theatre, Armagh
Saturday 27 January: Down Arts Centre, Downpatrick
Friday 02 February: Ulster Hall, Belfast