Tadhg Devery: Pints, Dentures and Rock 'n' Roll

What to Expect

Tadhg J Devery brings Pints, Dentures and Rock ‘n’ Roll to the Moat Theatre on Saturday 24 October 2026, the follow-up to his previous touring show. This is character comedy rather than conventional stand-up: Devery writes and performs the whole cast himself, switching between a set of rural Irish figures across the evening.

The roster includes Johnny Jelly-Tot Kelly, an unsuccessful musician still chasing the dream, and Brendan the Undertaker, who has an unorthodox approach to waste management. Alongside them are farmers, housewives, musicians, a plumber, an easily distracted garda and a burnt-out construction foreman. The venue describes the result as a fast-paced, laugh-out-loud night of rural Irish chaos. Character work of this kind depends on quick transitions holding the room, and a compact auditorium like the Moat’s suits it better than a large hall. Tickets are €27 plus a booking fee, sold through the theatre’s Ticketsolve system, and the show runs from 8:00 PM to around 10:00 PM.

Good to Know

• Date: Saturday 24 October 2026
• Time: 8:00 PM to approximately 10:00 PM
• Venue: Moat Theatre, Abbey Road, Naas, Co. Kildare
• Price: €27 plus booking fee
• Format: one-man character comedy, written and performed by Tadhg J Devery
• Booking: through the Moat Theatre website or the box office on 045 883 030
• The last of five stand-up dates at the venue between late September and late October

Getting There

Naas is off the M7, about 35 km south-west of Dublin, and signposted from the motorway junctions. The Moat Theatre is on Abbey Road, a short walk from the main street, with town centre car parking nearby. Buses run between Dublin city centre and Naas, with Saturday evening service running later than on Sundays. Sallins and Naas railway station on the Dublin Heuston commuter line is roughly 4 km from the theatre, with taxis usually available at the station.