Joanne McNally has announced the final run of her Prosecco Express tour, which has taken her all over the world over the past two years.
Following a recording breaking 70 sold out shows at Vicar Street, the comedian will bring her tour back to Dublin for one last run early next year.
But this time, Joanne will be performing at the Bord Gáis Energy Theatre.
The 40-year-old will perform six nights at the theatre, from January 8th – 13th, 2024.
Sharing the news on Instagram, Joanne wrote: “I’m doing one last run of The Prosecco Express in Ireland in January 2024 before I put myself out to pasture for a cupla years, I’m not ready to disappear quite yet, but to spice things up for myself we’re moving it to the @bordgaisenergytheatre 🙌🏼.”
“I needed change, we all need change. In saying that it will still be @gearoidfarrelly opening which means the green room will yet again be me havin pinots and him doing his arts and crafts 🙄 anyway tickets go on sale this Wednesday!”
The synopsis for Joanne’s Prosecco Express show reads: “The world around her is getting married, having children and streaming off to buy slow cooker crock pots and buggies. Joanne owns nothing and has birthed nothing and despite some ABSOLUTELY MASSIVE (incredibly minor) comedic achievements, her mother is still trying to convince her to go back and study nursing.
“Due to her thirties age box, Joanne spends her weekends celebrating other people’s milestones at their garden parties drinking prosecco out of jam jars. She is full of questions, her main one being if she doesn’t have a child, who will be obligated to watch her die so she doesn’t have to do it alone?”
“She’s a people’s person, she’s just not sure she’s a raising people’s person. And what if she doesn’t marry anyone, is she prepared to face her biggest fear of being buried with her mother? And once her mother reads this, will she retract her offer? Joanne tackles the trials and tribulations of modern life with hilarious, charming, irreverence. Joanne wants you to know that she wrote this herself, but stands by the previous line 100%.”
