What to Do in Montreal : July Festivals and Events 2021
July brings back plenty of festival faves — thank you vaccinations! [read on]
July brings back plenty of festival faves — thank you vaccinations! [read on]
Rachelle Elie shares what it’s like to bring two of her shows to Montreal as part of Zoofest and Off-JFL [read on]
Don’t miss a thing this July with our monthly calendar of what’s happening in the city. [read on]
Don’t miss a thing this July with our monthly calendar of what’s happening in the city. [read on]
Jermaine Fowler, Beth Stelling, Aparna Nancherla keep Off JFL hilarious. [read on]
Wondering what to do in July in Montreal? We’ve got you covered with your festival calendar here. [read on]
Isaac Winters talks about his alter-ego Marty Topps. [read on]
A comedy extravaganza of madness. [read on]
Francophones cross the language line at Zoofest/ Off-JFL show. [read on]
Darren Henwood hosts some Vancouver comedians you don’t want to miss. [read on]
A line-up of funny men with kids explain parenthood in all its glory. [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]
Every second Sunday of the month Bar Bifteck’s turns into a showroom for Danger Dulgar Comedy Show, part of the city’s booming independent comedy scene. [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 review of Nikki Glaser’s comedy show, performed as part of this weeks Off-JFL/Zoofest series. [read on]
Interview with Adrienne Truscott about her show “Asking For it” which she performs at Montreal’s Just For Laughs Festival [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]
Interview with storyteller-performer Jon Bennett about his show My Dad’s Deaths, storytelling, and how his shows come together. [read on]
Montreal’s theatre-comedy-burlesque-music festival brings 130 independent acts to the city. What to pick? Here’s some help. [read on]
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