In 1935 Erwin Schrodinger placed comedian Jason Byrne in a venue with an audience and closed the doors. Was there a show or NO SHOW? For those outside without tickets there was simultaneously a show and NO SHOW. Don’t be outside. Watch the master of comic creativity and audience interaction create a show from NO SHOW.

Filmed live at Vicar Street Theatre, this one-off show is a mix of Jason’s record breaking Edinburgh Festival set alongside some brand-new-to-DVD material including his famous quickly, quickly, quickly request from the wife! Even members of the audience aren’t safe as Jason shows off some magic, teaches the Riverdance and exposes a couple in the audience who are having an affair.

Jason Byrne is back for more comedy chaos, celebrating 25 years(!) of consecutive touring. Audience Precipitation is a brand-new fun, happy and joyful show from 'the outright king of live comedy' (The Times). Jason has learnt over the past few years that we all need to 'play' a bit more in our lives. With this in mind, Jason will do what he does best: connect with his audience in a way that no other comic can. Expect the Irish funnyman to invite - or drag, as it has been known in the past - people up onto the stage and make a "holy show of them", as they'd say in Ireland. Jason's Audience Precipitation tour will be a laugh-out-loud, must-see show with a light drizzle of audience participation... ooohhh, clever that!

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During Lockdown, Jason Byrne discovered a live recording he had made in 2016 at Vicar St in Dublin. It was professionally recorded and upon delivery the hard drives had been mislaid. When it was rediscovered we immediately set about editing and finishing the show. And the final product is a wonderful example of the "Outright King of Live Comedy" on top of his game. It's also a fine reminder of what life was like before the pandemic. The show contains scenes of hugging, kissing, high fiving, dry riding, casual exchange of bodily fluids and a 1000 people packed into a room laughing their hoops off.

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Jason Byrne returns to the stage with his brand new stand up show, Special Eye. Recorded in front of a packed out crowd at Dublin’s famous Vicar Street Theatre, he conjures up hilarity with his unique take on life and infamous audience interaction. It is Jason’s inspired and original brand of hysterical wit that demonstrates why he is the biggest selling comedian at the Edinburgh Comedy Festival and the ‘outright king of live comedy’ (The Times).

Jason Philips, a well known TV presenter, loved by millions, adored by his family. A man dedicated to bringing resolution and hope to the less fortunate, exposing the truth and making the world a perfect place. From the outside the perfect man but what happens to that same man who has all the answers for everyone else but not for himself. Where does he turn to? With so much pressure and expectation, Jason finds himself on the other side of the fence, drugs, women, the list is endless. Is Jason good at his job because it takes one to know one or has Jason become a victim of his own show due to the over exposure to the wrong type of person. One thing is for sure the higher up the ladder you are, the harder you are going to fall. For Jason it's not 'practice what you preach' but 'preach what you practice'

Jason Byrne, half man, half natural disaster. Over the course of his accident-prone life Jason has been rebuilt from the ground up. Bits removed, metal pins, new knee, and an eye that’s been treated, over the years, by the medical profession like a game of Pong. This all culminated last year with heart surgery, twice! He enjoyed it so much he went back for more. Join the most gifted live comedian on the planet as he invites you to laugh at his misfortune. If he tried to say Schadenfreude, he’d probably dislocate his tongue.

In this diverse and inventive autobiography, painter and author John Byrne travels from his youth, through his art school years to the period of his stage and TV plays, and on to his death, sometime in the future. With him is Robbie Coltrane as himself and as a shamus invented by Byrne, who discovers there are as many aspects to the author as there are actors playing him.