What's On | Irish Annie’s

Irish Annie's artwork: Headshots of the cast: Ricky Tomlinson, Asa Murphy and Samantha Alton. Text reads: Asa Murphy Productions in association with Bill Elms presents. Meet landlady Annie along with her regulars and laugh, sing and dance the night away! Irish Annie's. A musical comedy by Asa Murphy with live music by Shenanigans. Featuring original music and your favourite Irish tunes including Tell Me Ma, Dirty Old Town, The Wild Rover, The Black Velvet Band and many more. Join in the fun at a venue near you in 2025.

Irish Annie's production shot. The cast stand side-by-side with their arms outstretched as the audience claps.

Irish Annie's production shot. Ricky Tomlinson sits on a sofa with a 'Guinness' branded mug in front of him.

Irish Annie's production shot. Three actors are on stage. In the front, one jumps in the air while holding a shiny stick and a green top hat.

Irish Annie’s

Show Information

Come on down for a session at Irish Annie’s pub, a musical play by Asa Murphy celebrating the best of Irish culture, from the music through to the comedy, featuring a live 5-piece band, Shenanigans.

Meet landlady Annie and her regular madcap customers for a fun night out of comedy and music, featuring original tracks written for the show by Asa Murphy, along with your all-time favourite Irish tunes including Galway Shawl, Tell Me Ma, Dirty Old Town, Danny Boy and many more. The show has audiences laughing, singing and dancing the night away.

Starring TV legend Ricky Tomlinson (The Royle Family), also starring Samantha Alton, Asa Murphy, Richard Barry, Lynne Fitzgerald and Nathan Murphy. Featuring brand-new songs and characters, it has also been known for a special guest to walk through the pub doors.

Produced by Bill Elms Productions and Asa Murphy.

★★★★★
“Whether you’re looking for a night of comedy, music, or simply to be uplifted, this show delivers. Don’t miss out!”
Fairypowered

★★★★★
“A show that celebrates friendship, community, and the joy of live performance”
Northern Arts Review

Northcott Theatre

Theatre

Running time: 130 minutes, no interval