The Club »
The club in historic Gamla Stan (pics)
has International and Swedish comedians performing in English.
The club is run by Pete Taggart, whose comedy began when he shared a
flat with the Monty Python director Terry Gilliam.
St Patrick's Day Wed 17th March Opening
of our sister club in Berns
2.35:1 Nightclub, every Wednesday
Berns
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Comedians»
Thursday 18 March
2010
Doors open: 20:00
Show starts 20:30
Robin Olsson
Evelyn Mok
Henrik Blomkvist
Niklas Larsson
Daniel Croce
and Isak Jansson
C.J. (comedy jockey) Pete Taggart
Guest comedians will be added to the list later in the week.
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Visit »
Every Thursday at The Liffey Irish Bar and
Restarant, Stora Nygatan 42, Stockholm. T-Bana: Gamla Stan. Find
A Map Here. Entry is 50kr by donation.
There is a bar and food can be ordered before the show
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Contact»
Email: info.liffeylaff@gmail.com
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News & Events»
Workshop
Note: The workshop for comedians is postponed until further notice.
Liffey Review Febuary 18
The season's spring comedy fashion kicked-off
with Gussy Löwenhielm showing a lovely ensemble in natural fabrics on
the Liffey catwalk. Patrik Westerlund had some elegantly tailored creations
that were clearly a cut above. (Unfortunately supermodel Kodjo Akolor
couldn't make the show because of his tireless charity commitments to
promoting world peace.) Mathias Heldevik showed hints of the comedy
rebel that shocked the Milan shows. Isak Jansson's collection themed
both African tribal influences and a black latex retro-Batman look.
Fredrik Andersson swept the catwalk with an Armani of comedy that was
both sharp and elegant. Ingénue Emma Wessleus brought a feminine touch
that charmed the crowd and Erik Hultkvist brought them to their feet
with his classic look. London, Paris and New York will have their work
cut out to rival a very much in-vogue trend from Stockholm.
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Liffey Review »
Febuary 25
Some say its because it lies on top of an ancient Viking burial mound,
others claim its a fault-line in the space time continuum, whatever
the cause, occasionally The Liffey becomes a cosmic anomaly. The show
started normally with Adeel Faqih and this normality lasted perhaps
2 minutes.
Then the most English of English gentlemen in the audience got to his
feet and accused Adeel of being ‘a bounder and a cad’. Yes gentle reader
we fell into the pages of a Jane Austin novel. Mr. D’Arcy now reached
for this sword. ‘Was it something I said?’ enquired Adeel. ‘Indeed sir’
snorted Mr. D’Arcy. A lady fainted.
Adeel parried with his rapier wit. An uneasy calm fell over and the
gentleman sat down again. ‘Maggan’ Hammar was next on followed by Thanos
Fotas. At the interval gentlemen took strong drink
and ladies fanned themselves.
The comedians regrouped and counted their casualties but the wounds
were only superficial. Host Pete Taggart decorated some
with Purple Hearts.
A rumbling noise was heard when the show restarted. This was the portal
to another dimension opening. Emma Wessleus encountered the alien who’s
first words were ‘show us your tits’. Emma fired back, ‘I can't they're
not as big as your man boobs’. The bitch-slapped alien 'Billy'
was further subdued by Christopher Papastefanou and Zeid Andersson and
disappeared back up his time-space hole. It was a night to remember at 'Laughs At The Liffey'.
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Fun»
The Club
Stay around after the show and talk to new friends. The bar downstairs
is open until 23:00 and upstairs until 01:00.
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Comedy Club Friends»
London
The Funny Side
Amused Moose
Jongleurs Battersea
Comedy Carnival
The Comedy Store
Jongleurs Camden
Manchester
The Comedy Store
The Frog and Bucket
Dublin
The Laughter Lounge
The International Comedy Club
Capital Comedy Club
Belfast
The Laughter Lounge
The Belfast Empire
New York
New York Comedy Club
The Comic Strip
The Broadway Comedy club
L.A.
The Comedy Store
The Groundlings |
