The Wild Geeze on the joys of burlesque, Joe Dolan, and masturbation

The comedy duo are on their way to Cork for a performance at St Luke's 
The Wild Geeze: Breda Larkin and Miss Lavelle. They combine humour, feminism and climate activism, with songs including 'Irish Fanny Song' and 'The Hoes Of Tralee'

The Wild Geeze: Breda Larkin and Miss Lavelle. They combine humour, feminism and climate activism, with songs including 'Irish Fanny Song' and 'The Hoes Of Tralee'

It’s hard to categorise Irish comedy cabaret act The Wild Geeze. “We have a unique way of seamlessly blending queer politics with earthworms, oak trees, grief, masturbation, mental health, Joe Dolan,” offers Miss Lavelle, one half of the duo.

Lavelle, a burlesque artist from Limerick City, and Breda Larkin, a farmer-comedian from Galway, immediately hit it off when they met a few years ago. “It's very country bumpkin meets city slicker,” says Lavelle.

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