Chris Locke and Sam Simmons with Cats and Spaghetti Respectively
A comedy extravaganza of madness. [read on]
A comedy extravaganza of madness. [read on]
Win a pair of tickets to see how long it takes until your sense of indignation kicks in. [read on]
The six comedians and host of the Ethnic Show at JFL demonstrate that funny comes in all colours. [read on]
Review of the Aussie Wil Anderson’s hour long stand-up show. He is equally attractive and funny, plus the show ending with a standing O. [read on]
Russell Peters and invited guests reviewed. A great way to end a fantastic Just For Laughs experience. [read on]
Review of the multi-comedian show Brit-Ish at Just For Laughs. [read on]
Nathan Fielder shows several video clips, sang karaoke, and embarrassed audience members in a totally acceptable way to create a hilarious event. [read on]
A few of the things I learned at the Brooklyn Nine-Nine Panel as part of the ComedyPro series of Just for Laughs [read on]
Review of Paul F Tompkins’ show at OFF-JFL which is happening this week in Montreal. [read on]
Truscott is a very funny woman, and she is nude (from the waist down) as a part of her show. Her show is hilarious and will take you out of your comfort zone. [read on]
A review of What Would Beyonce Do paired with an interview with the charming Luisa Omielan. We talk about poutine and why Queen B is fab. [read on]
A review of Nikki Glaser’s comedy show, performed as part of this weeks Off-JFL/Zoofest series. [read on]
Review of the very interesting and very funny show The Boy With Tape on This Face. This show is awesome, but I warn there is a lot of audience participation. [read on]
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