Joketown Joins Off-JFL
Sketches from the last 21 editions of Joketown for your laughing pleasure. [read on]
Sketches from the last 21 editions of Joketown for your laughing pleasure. [read on]
The improvisational world of Joketown is never the same place twice. [read on]
Sitcom-styled play weds Trailer Park Boys style humor with Montreal’s eclectic and gentrifying St-Henri borough. [read on]
Five shows reviewed by our team: Caisse 606, Bedrock Burlesque, Honesty Rents by the Hour, ATM the Musical, The Passage [read on]
I could have named another 25 easily. Here are 10 you might not have on your radar that you should, and 4 that probably already are. [read on]
Need a reason to see Sketchfest? We’ve got five big ones. [read on]
For just $5 a night, check out Montreal’s independent comedy scene: the new, the old, the muddle in the middle. [read on]
This rocking, gender-bendering version of the popular musical is a Montreal Easter season tradition and treat. [read on]
The TSC’s fourth remount of Ogoki Nights is dramatic chaos unleashed and insane fun with real cans of Pabst. [read on]
DéPFLIES are now among the top five finalists of CBC ComedyCoup and are preparing to make Canada laugh at Whistler Film Festival [read on]
Here is another thing to add to the list of why to be proud of our city: DÉPFLIES, the first bilingual Montreal-set television show makes it to the top FIVE in the CBC ComedyCoup! [read on]
Moving into the top 55 of the Comedy Coup for CBC, DéPFLIES held a celebratory party. Check out our photos here. [read on]
DÉPFLIES is among the top 55 finalists in CBC’s ComedyCoup! Read more for the interview with the “power trio” behind this project. [read on]
Montreal’s Le Nouveau International organization’s project DÉPFLIES made it to the top 110 projects in Canada for CBC’s ComedyCoup. VOTE NOW and help out. [read on]
Mprov, a Montreal based improv festival featured Funtime Jam, Grindprov, and Doreen. Read the review here. [read on]
DéPFLIES is back and Peter is ready to fight for his dep. THe real question is whether or not writer and star Alain Mercieca was allowed a swordfight. [read on]
The Theatre St. Catherine crew joins forces with local indie musicians to perform the greatest rock operetta ever based on the Bible. [read on]
Peopl’s Comedy featured some amazing performers, pizza, nutella, and a DJ who could do more than manipulate beats. Ianitza concludes its a great way to spend a Wednesday night! [read on]
Mercieca’s Politically Absurd Comedy Guardians of the Cross marks the anniversary of performance and arts organization Le Nouveau International [read on]
Copyright © 2026 | Montreal Rampage