Tiernan Douieb

Comedian

With his fast paced, energetic style, stupidly unpronounceable name and comedy topics ranging from dancing bears, being diabetic, and sometimes Lionel Ritchie, Tiernan Douieb is now gigging all over the UK. This includes working for clubs and promoters such as Off The Kerb, Avalon, Comedy Café, and The Comedy Company. He also recently performed in the Jestival Comedy Tent in its first year at Bestival and hosted the Bestival Launch party at the Bloomsbury Ballrooms.

Tiernan co-starred and wrote the dark comedy sketch show ‘Tea and Cake’ with Lauren Shearing, at the Edinburgh Festival 07. Tiernan and Lauren worked together on the much heralded Home Choice TV show ‘Gagging 4 it’ and finally brought their work together for a debut hour long show. ‘Tea and Cake’ received solid great reviews, being described as ‘demonically dark, in the same breed as Chris Morris’ (National Student Review). The pair can soon be seen as presenters on the brand new Orange Digital TV network and will be bringing their sketches back to the fringe next year.

Tiernan also hosts the Fat Tuesday Comedy Club at the Salmon and Compass in Islington. The club has been recommended by Time Out, the Metro, the Guardian, the London Lite and Londonpaper, and has attracted sets from such comedians as Frank Skinner, Simon Amstell, Mark Thomas, Stephen Merchant and Stewart Lee, thanks to its great atmosphere and lovely audiences.

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Tiernan Douieb's Words

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    obliterate

    obliterate

    14 September 2008

    to destroy every trace of; wipe out completely
     
  2.  
    detrimental

    detrimental

    14 September 2008

    harmful; injurious; prejudicial
     
  3.  
    Christingle

    Christingle

    14 December 2009

    (in Britain) a Christian service for children held shortly before Christmas, in which each child is given a decorated fruit with a lighted candle in it
     
  4.  
    mistletoe

    mistletoe

    16 December 2009

    a Eurasian evergreen shrub, Viscum album, with leathery leaves, yellowish flowers, and waxy white berries: grows as a partial parasite on various trees: used as a Christmas decoration: family Viscaceae
     
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    yule

    yule

    17 December 2009

    a) Christmas, the Christmas season, or Christmas festivities b) (in combination)