Guide to Zoofest Humour: What to See
Zoofest proves to be a mix of shows, from stand-up to improv. Check out our picks to help narrow down your choices. [read on]
Zoofest proves to be a mix of shows, from stand-up to improv. Check out our picks to help narrow down your choices. [read on]
Wrestler and improviser, McGee plans to half-nelson his audience at the Fringe. [read on]
From Los Angeles to St. Laurent, the sketchiest comedians are coming to Montreal for a festival. [read on]
This comedy duo runs a talk show like it’s nobody’s business. [read on]
The TSC’s fourth remount of Ogoki Nights is dramatic chaos unleashed and insane fun with real cans of Pabst. [read on]
Great news guys! I know I say it quite often recently, but is it my fault there are a lot of great things happening on the comedy scene of Montreal? Yeah, that’s what I thought! [read on]
Every Sunday you can watch the funniest of the funny battle to be the last of the funny… and it’s funny. [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]
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]
Staples to the Montreal improv stage get laughs and more laughs with a series of games under host Kenny Streule [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]
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]
PTP remounts their popular Fringe Fest show of improv games at the Wiggle Room. [read on]
A Bandolier of Dreams and High Tea bring out the British accents. Which one is real and which one isn’t? Wine or tea? Where’s the beer? [read on]
9th Annual Sketch Fest brings together local groups, Canadian troupes, and International teams for a week long party and sketch comedy. [read on]
When the cast asked “Name something lost” and an audience member suggested “virginity,” Wild Heart Acres was destined for its best night ever. [read on]
In this installment, one character fights another, even though they’re both played by the same actor. How do they pull this stuff off at the Montreal Improv? [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]
More side splitting melodrama with ducks, lovers lost, lovers found, and the mother-son relationship. [read on]
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