What would you like to happen to your Facebook and Twitter accounts after you die? In this stand-up show about the digital afterlife, Irish comedian Colin Chadwick (BBC Radio, RTE2, The AV Club) plans for his death with a quirky but practical approach, as he decides how much of himself will remain online after he's gone.

"He condenses quirky ideas into sharply efficient jokes with unexpected payoffs. An affable presence with a nose for the offbeat, he'll go far" - Chortle

"His quirky punchlines come thick and fast" ★★★★ - Broadway Baby

What would you like to happen to your Facebook and Twitter accounts when you die? Irish comedian Colin Chadwick (BBC Radio, RTE Two and The A.V. Club) will help you answer that question and maybe even prove the existence of eternal life as he takes you on a tour of his Digital Legacy. 'The man can certainly write a gag' - Chortle. 'His quirky punchlines come thick and fast' **** - Broadway Baby.

What would you like to happen to your Facebook and Twitter accounts when you die? Irish comedian Colin Chadwick (BBC Radio, RTE Two and The A.V. Club) will help you answer that question and maybe even prove the existence of eternal life as he takes you on a tour of his Digital Legacy. 'The man can certainly write a gag' - Chortle. 'His quirky punchlines come thick and fast' **** - Broadway Baby.

What would you like to happen to your Facebook and Twitter accounts when you die? Irish comedian Colin Chadwick (BBC Radio, RTE Two and The A.V. Club) will help you answer that question and maybe even prove the existence of eternal life as he takes you on a tour of his Digital Legacy. 'The man can certainly write a gag' - Chortle. 'His quirky punchlines come thick and fast' **** - Broadway Baby.

What would you like to happen to your Facebook and Twitter accounts when you die? Irish comedian Colin Chadwick (BBC Radio, RTE Two and The A.V. Club) will help you answer that question and maybe even prove the existence of eternal life as he takes you on a tour of his Digital Legacy. 'The man can certainly write a gag' - Chortle. 'His quirky punchlines come thick and fast' **** - Broadway Baby.