Award-winning comedian Bláithín de Burca will present her debut feature solo show Sauvignon Bláithín at Whelan’s this Sunday, September 29.

The show digs into topics such as sex and dating, neurodivergence and mental illness, self-medication, religion and more, with a “distinctively wry humour and sassy style”, according to a press statement.

De Burca is a regular billing on the Dublin comedy scene and popular TV and internet personality, known for opening for renowned comedians like Willa White, Neil Delamere and David O’Doherty and bringing her own shows to festivals such as Edinburgh and Dublin Fringes.

Please do get your tickets for my show Sauvignon Bláithín asap - I heard they’re going fast (I heard that from my own fantasy in my brain where the world is ok but still, that carries over sometimes like)! https://t.co/FVCWMKfviq

— Sauvignon Bláithín ❤️🖤 🤍💚 (@BeingBla) September 20, 2024

She is an active member of the Hysteria Comedy Co-Operative, running several nights at Sin É and beyond since 2022, and has received several awards and nominations for her work as a performer and creator. Additionally, she has appeared on BBC, TG4, BLOC and recently presented the critically-acclaimed RTÉ documentary The Irish For Sex this year.

Support for Sauvignon Bláithín comes from Irish comedy rising star Becky Cheatle, known for performing at The Dublin Fringe Festival and The Paddy Power Comedy Festival. She will be bringing her first stand up show Starfighter to this year’s Edinburgh Fringe.

Tickets for Bláithín de Burca’s show Sauvignon Bláithín in Whelan’s upstairs stage sell for €18 and are available here.