Tom Hearn has a brand-new show – How Fabulous is That?!
“Tom Hearn has established himself as an unstoppable dynamo of stage and screen…” Interview with Tom Hearn
Comedy & Improv
Sexy AND funny AND moving, Tease defies expectations
“Tease is a tremendously fun experience that thwarts expectations and easy definition.” Review of “Tease”
Big Chick Energy are spreading joy-based humour one sketch at a time
“We are so grateful that we get to be silly goofballs for other people! It is a joy to create and perform comedy: it’s like we won the lottery…” Interview with Big Chick Energy Sketch
Yippie-Ki-Yay, laugh-lover! Comedy Bar’s 101 Holiday Movie Moments is a Christmas miracle
“The show shines because of an inspired premise, an amazing cast, incredibly fun audience interactivity, and a vibe of goodhearted holiday silliness.” Review of 101 Holiday Movie Moments
Capitol Theatre’s Jack: A Beanstalk Panto offers inspired silliness that’s naughty . . . or nice
“Jack – A Beanstalk Panto is a sometimes-surprising and never-dull success that captures the essence of traditional pantomime while infusing it with relevance and humour.” Review of Jack – A Beanstalk Panto
Sarah Hillier: Unearthing Laughter in the Supernatural Realm
Interview with Canadian Comedy Award winning Sarah Hillier
S.E. Grummett discusses the absurd, accessible “one-two punch” of their award-winning show “Something in the Water”
“If I can make you laugh, then I’m one step closer to having you see from my perspective.” S.E. Grummett
Hilarious Entrances and Exits sends a cast of all-star improvisers Home for the Holidays
Review of The Howland Company’s “Entrances and Exits: Home for the Holidays”
Laura Ramoso’s hilarious FRANCES: how can a “solo show” feature so many memorable characters?
“FRANCES is a fast-paced, laugh-out-loud tour de force. Ramoso is a dynamic and fascinating performer.” Review of Laura Ramoso’s solo comedy show, FRANCES
Comedian Anesti Danelis promises “This Show Will Change Your Life”
“As far as comedy goes, I will say I definitely recommend comedy as a career if you dislike money.” Interview with award-winning comedian Anesti Danelis about “This Show Will Save Your Life” at Toronto Fringe Festival