After a knock-out Edinburgh run and critical acclaim across the board, Irish rising star Grace Mulvey takes her hit show Did You Hear We’re All Going to Die? on tour across the UK and Ireland this spring.

They call her the Death Queen.

Grace doesn’t fear death. Just back fat, fascism, and the return of low-rise jeans. Growing up in a house where grief came with funeral selfies and her dad casually read his will over sushi, this show finds comedy in all the things we don’t talk about. And audiences can’t get enough.

The show tackles loss, funeral planning, existential dread, and how society’s discomfort with death might actually explain a lot of things – including the gender-neutral toilet debate. It’s deeply funny, emotionally intelligent, and somehow (miraculously) uplifting.

Grace Mulvey is an award-winning Irish stand-up and comedy writer. A BBC Galton & Simpson Bursary winner, she’s co-host of the hit podcast Fad Camp (Best Entertainment Podcast – Irish Podcast Awards 2023), and a regular across the UK and Irish comedy scenes.

Her 2023 debut show Tall Baby earned a spot on Rolling Stone’s Stand-Out Shows of the Fringe, and she’s since grown her audience nearly 200% – with Did You Hear We’re All Going to Die becoming a Mervyn Stutter’s Pick of the Fringe 2025.

With a warm, instantly likeable stage presence and writing that mixes the personal with the political, Grace is fast becoming one of the most exciting voices in Irish and Celtic comedy. Expect big laughs, cathartic truths, and a warmth you can’t put into words. 

Picture by Karla Gowlett

SPRING 2026 TOUR DATES
Thu 19 Feb – Duffy’s Bar, Leicester
Sat 7 Mar – The Alma, Bristol
Thu 12 Mar – Komedia, Brighton
Wed 25 Mar – Monkey Barrel, Edinburgh
Sat 11 Apr – Fairfield Social Club, Manchester
Sun 12 Apr – Hyde Park Book Club, Leeds

Tickets at www.brasstackscomedy.com/grace-mulvey