King Charles' Belfast Breakdown: Royal Meets Rebel in Comedy Showdown

King Charles III brings his most politically-charged performance yet to Belfast on June 4th at 7:30 PM at The Troubles Comedy Club, with opening act Patrick Kielty. The King prepares for his riskiest crowd with Belfast-specific material: "What's the difference between my marriage and the Good Friday Agreement? Only one was designed to create lasting peace" and "They've got peace walls here - just like the emotional barriers in my family." New segments include "The Real Royal Ulster" and "Orange Walk of Shame." Belfast Telegraph calls it "more dangerous than a midnight stroll down the Shankill Road," while BBC Northern Ireland warns "these jokes may require UN peacekeepers." Features the infamous "What Side Are You On?" audience participation segment and "Royal Ceasefire" stand-up challenge. Tickets �30-�70 (plus �15 'political risk surcharge'). Runtime: 90 minutes including 15-minute interval for stiff drinks and 10-minute security sweep for unexpected history lessons. Warning: Contains strong opinions and stronger accents - subtitles provided for RP English speakers.