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The Alison Spittle Show – Episode 84 – Stephen Colfer In Episode 84 – recorded at HeadStuff HQ – Alison chats to actor, writer and producer Stephen Colfer about the phenomenon that is Dreamgun, the Dublin Fringe festival, Chaos Theory,…

They’re at it again. Stephen Colfer, Hannah Mamalis and Peter McGann reunite to bring a trio of plays to the Smock Alley stage. With a mix of tongue-in-cheek, social commentary and dark humour, Personal Space Volume 2 guides us through the…

On this week's Phoning It In, Dave discusses the topic of 'crossed wires' with Audrey who accidentally went to a regular party in fancy dress and Chuck who mistakenly ordered a stripper to his granny's funeral. Dave is joined in studio by…

Greetings my compatriots. There’s stuff here for you to enjoy. If you don’t, I won’t be offended. If you want to tell me you didn’t enjoy it, go ahead. I won’t take it personally. But I will appear upset. Enraged even. Anything I do or say…

Personal Space is an anthology of three comedies about “the worst people” and that’s not an understatement. By the end of the performance these people had exposed me to a nailgun, an eight ball (the drug one) and multiple corpses. This is a…

Actor and writer Stephen Colfer is ashamed of how he listens to podcasts. Is he a freak? Find out on this episode! Also this week – how do you beat Youtube copyright, how bulletproof are sharks and why did T.S. Elliot mainly write poems…

Stephen Colfer of Dreamgun and the Dreamgun Film Reads podcast joins Alan and Ellen to talk about the year 2000's The Legend Of Zelda: Majora's Mask. We talk about the weird loneliness of Majora's Mask, loft living, ludonarrative…

Hello there. It’s December, which is a big deal from what I’ve read. I understand it’s like a sort of Halloween, but not spooky. There’s treats (known as "Christmas presents"), but no tricks. Little to nothing blows up. Honestly it seems…

Stephen Colfer is an actor, writer and producer based in Dublin. He's a founder of Dreamgun, a film and theatre production company with over 250,000 views on YouTube. He regularly writes and appears in Dreamgun's…

Hello there. I’m Conor Smith and I’m HeadStuff’s and your new humour editor. Alas, Alan Maguire---Irish Twitter’s nicest man---has moved on to fairer pastures (at least that’s how they look from this side). I cannot apologise enough to you…