"No Vietcong Ever Called Me Nigger" at the Galway Comedy Festival
October 22, 2009

Where were you the night Barack Obama was elected? Abie Philbin Bowman was on the independent radio station i102-104, interviewing the Ku Klux Klan. “Given that Jesus’s mother was a Palestinian Jew, and his Father was God, doesn’t that make Jesus mixed-race?”

Inspired by Muhammad Ali’s famous anti-Vietnam rallying cry, “No Vietcong Ever Called Me Nigger” is the latest comedy show from Abie Philbin Bowman, the writer and performer of international sell-out hits ‘Jesus: The Guantanamo Years’ and ‘Eco-Friendly Jihad’.


 

 

 

 

 

 

A unique perspective on sex, bigotry and the audacity of hope from the only Western stand-up stupid enough to perform religious, political comedy in Pakistan during the 2007 State of Emergency.

 Roisin Dubh, Sunday, Oct 25, @ 6pm

Tickets: €10

 
"Way beyond superficial satire... Absorbing, challenging and highly entertaining."      
  

     - TimeOut

“One of Ireland's most thought-provoking comedians."

- Galway City Tribune

“Abie Philbin Bowman deserves a comic sainthood”

- The Stage

Visit the Galway Comedy Festival website for full line-up.





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