The comedy show featuring a talented comedian from Kildare was absolutely phenomenal. She had the entire audience in fits of laughter for a full hour, making it one of the most amusing experiences I’ve ever had. In between jokes, she shared some personal anecdotes about her life, including the struggles of being a new mother and dealing with public judgment while breastfeeding. She hilariously mentioned that she seemed to have a knack for attracting musicians as boyfriends, joking that if you listened closely, her intimate sounds resembled the background noise of a music festival. She also warned against using a saxophonist’s penis as an instrument, recounting a humorous incident with her own boyfriend. The crowd roared with laughter at her witty observations and playful delivery.
The comedian, Aisling Bea, then shifted the focus to her own dance moves, particularly her favorite one called “the slut drop.” She humorously admitted that as she ages, this dance move takes a toll on her body, making it difficult for her to bounce back up like she used to. She jokingly compared herself to a male celebrity accused of sexual assault, emphasizing the lack of spring in her movements.
Aisling shared her fondness for social media and the strange connection she has with her Instagram algorithms. She humorously stated that her Instagram handles mainly revolve around discussions about ADHD and inventive uses for lemons and baking soda. She found it amusing that her favorite Beyonce songs unintentionally accompany her videos, even though she doubts Beyonce had that in mind. She also recounted a funny incident at a nightclub in the US, where a doorman mistook her for an older woman and exclaimed, “Still rockin’ it!” Aisling hilariously dropped the microphone in shock at this absurd comment, clarifying that such a remark is only appropriate for a much older lady sharing scandalous stories about her past encounters.
The comedian also shared the emotional experience of her mother selling their family home, leaving her feeling like an orphan. As they prepared to pack up the house, Aisling noticed small details she had never paid attention to before, such as the color of the wallpaper behind a picture frame. She amusingly mentioned an old Dolmio spaghetti jar that held sentimental value, as they had collected coupons to obtain it at a discounted price. She further joked about her mother’s collection of outdated items from the 1990s, including a space-consuming trouser press. Aisling humorously mentioned that her childhood home resembled a museum of the early 1990s, complete with aerial photos of their house. She playfully addressed the younger audience members, explaining the concept of these pre-Google Maps photos and reminiscing about the excitement of seeing their roof from a bird’s eye view.
To conclude her act, Aisling fondly recalled her unconventional lunches as a child, as her mother refused to buy Dairylea lunchables, considering them a waste of plastic. Instead, they purchased large packs of cheese and ham, using scone-cutters to create their own versions of lunchables. Aisling humorously imitated the face of a pig-shaped slice of ham, imagining that the pig had been told a joke before meeting its fate. She playfully mimicked the sound of a pig being slaughtered, indicating the sacrifice made for her and her sister’s homemade lunchables.
Living in England now, Aisling humorously remarked that the local residents don’t always understand her Irish humor and quirks. However, her comedic talent and wit transcend borders, leaving audiences in stitches wherever she performs.
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