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CJ The X Lecture

CJ The X is an artist and a philosopher based in Toronto that has been independently studying philosophy and creating content online since 2021. Since publishing their first video essay on YouTube they’ve amassed over 350 thousand subscribers, 15 million views, a robust crowdfunding base on Patreon and sold out lecture audiences around the world. Their breathless interdisciplinary approach makes them one of the most unique cultural voices in the internet age, blending irreverent humour, sharp intellectualism, and earnest spirituality. In 2024 CJ began performing comedy-philosophy lectures marketed directly to their audience through their videos and personal mailing list. These in person experiences function as extensions of their online work, skewering and celebrating the tensions of the digital age. In 2025 they performed their first lecture tour across Canada, the UK and Ireland, culminating in a sold out performance in London’s Leicester Square Theatre. In 2026 they have their sights set on expanding their performances to the USA and beyond. They speak passionately on an eclectic array of subjects, from aesthetic philosophy, to the re-enchantment of the world and the pathologies of the digital age. Above all they advocate for finding meaning, truth, and beauty outside the boundaries of the Self. When not philosophizing, CJ is also a rapper, producer, and playwrite, always most comfortable working on multiple projects in multiple mediums at once. You can find their work in person, on Youtube, on Patreon, and at cjthex.com.

Leicester Square Theatre • 23 Jul 2026 - 24 Jul 2026

Kyla Cobbler & Friends for Protected Paws Animal Rescue

Off The Kerb Productions presents Kyla Cobbler & Friends in support of Protected Paws Animal Rescue. Hosted by Kyla Cobbler, the star-studded line up also includes: Bella Hull, Horatio Gould, Mike Rice & Vittorio Angelone Protected Paws Animal Rescue is a registered charity based in London and surrounding areas, staffed purely by volunteers and the founding trustees. They provide shelter for the unwanted, medical care for the sick, end of life care for the elderly and safety for every animal in their care, and have a zero euthanasia policy unless suffering medically. Animals are abandoned every day and Protected Paws works with amazing foster carers to provide those animals the second chance they deserve. They constantly look for suitable forever homes for them and interview all adoption applications to ensure that match between adopter and the animals. Off The Kerb Productions will donate all profits to Protected Paws Animal Rescue (Registered Charity Number 1202369) Line up subject to change.

Leicester Square Theatre • 5 Mar 2026

Sliver Salon: Sarah Schulman, The Fantasy and Necessity of Solidarity

Dublin’s independent queer press, Sliver, is thrilled to welcome Sarah Schulman to Dublin for an evening discussing her latest book, The Fantasy and Necessity of Solidarity. This is a very special edition of Sliver Salon, Sliver’s live author talk series. A lesbian icon, and one of the finest minds writing, working, and thinking today, Schulman’s work, writing, and activism, has and continues to leave an indelible imprint on American and global queer culture. Schulman is the author of 21 books, including novels in multiple genres, and groundbreaking non-fiction works including The Gentrification of the Mind: Witness to a Lost Imagination, and Let The Record Show: A Political History of ACT UP New York, 1987-1993. Her latest book, The Fantasy and Necessity of Solidarity, is an essential work for our times. Personal, instructive, and deeply informed by Schulman’s long history of activism, Schulman offers a new framing for how the practical successes of solidarity have and can continue to come into being. Schulman was an active member of ACT UP during the 1980s and 1990s, co-founded the New York Lesbian and Gay Experimental Film Festival, co-founded the Lesbian Avengers who founded the Dyke March, co-created the ACT UP Oral History Project, and as an important voice in the BDS movement in the US is also an advisor to Jewish Voice for Peace. This will be an unmissable event, and is supported by Dublin Municipal Theatre, and presented in collaboration with Sliver, Peninsula Press, Outburst Arts, EAF (Edinburgh Arts Festival), Lavender Menace Queer Books Archive, and London Review of Books. Sliver is supported by the Arts Council / An Chomhairle Ealaion. Age Suitability: 16+ TICKETS €11 | €6 RUNNING TIME 1 hr ABOUT THE COMPANY Sliver is an independent queer press and live literature events entity, founded in Dublin, and supported by the Arts Council / An Chomhairle Ealaion.

Smock Alley Theatre, 1662 • 9 Apr 2026

Doomslayers LIVE!: Season 3 Premiere

“OKAY DOOMER!”The Doomslayers are BACK for a live premiere of Season 3 of their chronically-acclaimed podcast - and this time, they mean BUSINESS! BIG BUSINESS, that is!Join our apocalyptic administrators once again as they mediate the modern malaise, forecast the fiscal year end (of the world) and convert all doom into dividends!Here at Doomslayers Inc., we strive to find joy amidst existential dread through a blend of sincerity & surrealism. Share your doom ahead of the show and the Doomslayers may consider giving you a pay rise - Submit your doom! Age Suitability: 18+ Warnings: Strong language / sexual reference WRITTEN BY DoomslayersDIRECTED BY DoomslayersSET DESIGN BY Doomslayers COSTUME DESIGN BY Doomslayers CAST Annie Queeries, Donna Fella, Laylah BeattieTICKETS €18 | €16 (student/OAP/unemployed)RUNNING TIME 1 hr no intervalABOUT THE COMPANYThe Doomslayers (Laylah Beattie, Annie Queeries and Donna Fella) are a trio of performers who bonded through their shared queer experiences - Laylah being a trans woman & Annie and Donna being celebrated drag artists. The Doomslayers blend cabaret, camaraderie, camp & candor into art that embraces joy amid dystopian doom. Following the success of their celebrated, sold-out Dublin Fringe show Apocalypse How?, they are now returning for the third season of their wacky and wonderful podcast. Together they created the Doomslayers podcast, inspired by their own feelings of overwhelm in a world that often feels on the brink of collapse. Their live performances explore how to find laughter, resilience, and joy even in the shadow of disaster.

Smock Alley Theatre, 1662 • 19 Mar 2026

Stevie Nicks – The Gypsy That I Was

The Gypsy That I Was is a spellbinding one-woman tribute to Stevie Nicks at the crossroads of her life when Fleetwood Mac ruled the world and a solo legend was just beginning to stir. Set at the close of the 1970s, this intimate performance weaves music, memory and myth as Stevie stands on the edge of reinvention, through storytelling and the iconic songs of Stevie Nicks and Fleetwood Mac, we meet the woman behind the shawls: fearless, fractured and ready to fly on her own. Performed by Maddi Fraser.

Frankenstein Pub • 6 Aug 2026 - 30 Aug 2026

Escape Room: The Musical

A puzzle wrapped in an enigma wrapped in a musical! Six friends find themselves in an escape room that seems to be raising emotions high and adrenaline higher. They have 60 minutes to escape or who knows what might be revealed? Who will solve the room and who will fold under the pressure?! Original songs, crazy characters and puzzling puzzles a-plenty. A must see for any escape room or musical theatre lover!

Just The Tonic at the Caves • 6 Aug 2026 - 30 Aug 2026

Tattoo Dave – Tat’s Life

Tattoo Dave lifts the lid on life as a tattooist, comedian, dog whisperer, social media raconteur, a husband and father, and on being the fourth funniest person at home. 49 years of life, with stories honed over four years of stand-up comedy, have produced an incredible, creative and entirely true (just under) one hour of pure comedy.

Hoots @ The Apex • 17 Aug 2026 - 31 Aug 2026

Excel Comedy and Mathem-antics

A comedy show for spreadsheet experts and casual users alike that blends stand-up, storytelling and demos. Sprinkled amongst the comedy routine, you'll learn a few Excel tricks from a true piece of sheet: pun-loving Excel YouTuber and Jewish math addict David, who regularly advises Microsoft on future directions for Excel. Growing up with a maths obsession paved the way for David to become 'The Excel Guy' at the office, attend spreadsheet conferences and mathem-antics. David's Fringe debut was a sell-out run in 2025. 'Funny, geeky and sneakily moving' (Highly Recommended Show, FringeReview.co.uk).

Just The Tonic at the Caves • 6 Aug 2026 - 30 Aug 2026

Tim Kenneth Kicks the Bucket

After their professor, Tim Kenneth, suffers a mental breakdown in class, obnoxious prankster Scooter and teacher's pet Pencil embark on an odyssey through New Jersey, saddled by the weight of their own existence and with complicated feelings towards their lecturer. After its sold-out run in New York and debut at the Edinburgh Fringe, this academia-set dark comedy returns, bolder and brighter than before!

theSpace @ Surgeons' Hall • 17 Aug 2026 - 22 Aug 2026

A Murder Mystery Musical – The Detective's Demise

Sellout murder mystery comedy musical returning to the Fringe! New songs. New Twists. New Turns. Detective Ben Stone is murdered at his own birthday party, snuffed out like candles on a cake. Five suspects have means, motive and opportunity, but with the detective lying 'stone' dead, Ben's protege, sleuth Penelope Puck, must take on the investigation... With showstopping songs and devilish twists, Penelope attempts to solve the jaw-dropping murder, as ever more ridiculous motives are uncovered one by one – until the killer is finally revealed... expect crimes, rhymes and good times!

Just The Tonic at the Caves • 6 Aug 2026 - 30 Aug 2026

Black Blues Brothers: Let's Twist Again!

Fringe favourites the Black Blues Brothers return with their electrifying, family-friendly show. Having wowed over 65,000 Fringe spectators, they are back at McEwan Hall, ready to amaze audiences once again. Set in a smoky train station and driven by an unforgettable rock’n’roll soundtrack, expect jaw-dropping acrobatics, towering human pyramids and gravity-defying stunts. Featuring iconic music by Glenn Miller, Elvis Presley and Aretha Franklin, this is the ultimate experience for all ages. After five smash-hit Fringe seasons and appearances at the Royal Variety Show and the Moulin Rouge, this feel-good phenomenon is truly unmissable.

Underbelly, Bristo Square • 5 Aug 2026 - 31 Aug 2026