The brilliant Bassem Youssef is gearing up to blow the roof off Dublin’s 3Olympia Theatre on Monday, 3rd February 2025, and trust us, you won’t want to miss this! Known as the “Jon Stewart of the Arab World,” he’s got more wit and charm than your favorite late-night host, and he’s taking the stage for a night of laughter that you’ll remember long after the curtain falls. Get Tickets Now
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Doors open at 7 PM, but this event promises to be a sell-out. A little birdie told us that tickets will be on sale from Friday, 22nd November at 9 AM, starting at just €39.90, booking fee included! You can snag your tickets through Ticketmaster or directly at the 3Olympia Theatre website.
Why should you hit this one-man show? Bassem Youssef created a sensation with his political satire show Al Bernameg, which transitioned from a YouTube hit to the number one show in the Middle East with a whopping 30 million viewers weekly. He’s been recognized by Time Magazine as one of the world’s most influential people and has garnered an International Press Freedom Award too. Seriously, he’s not just funny; he’s changing the game!
Plus, if you haven’t caught him in action yet, he’s recently made waves with his appearances on Netflix’s MO, Hulu’s RAMY, and he’s been killing it with interviews that go viral, such as his recent one with Piers Morgan, which became the most viewed in the show’s history. Talk about a cultural icon!
So, mark your calendars, set those reminders, and prepare for a night filled with laughter and insightful commentary. Grab your mates and get ready for a good time!
Tickets are bound to sell out fast – secure yours when they go live! Don’t miss out on what promises to be an unforgettable evening. For all the latest events and updates, check out our What’s On page here.
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