‘Québécoises, whether you like it or not…’ — Comedy vs. racism and misogyny in Quebec
“With the CAQ in power, the jokes often write themselves.”
“With the CAQ in power, the jokes often write themselves.”
The Quebec City festival has announced the francophone lineup for its inaugural Montreal edition, running from July 18 to 28, which aims to pick up Just for Laughs’ role as a world leader in English and French comedy next year.
Montreal has spoken.
The comedian of Broad City fame will be performing at Olympia.
The eighth edition of the music fest in Sainte-Thérèse, happening May 9 to 12, promises loads of Montreal acts, free shows and a comedy component.
The Give ‘Em What They Want Tour is coming to Théâtre St-Denis, with two shows on Wednesday, Sept. 20.
Marking the show’s fifth anniversary with an epic edition on Sept. 11, hosts Walter Lyng and Vance Michel told us about the night’s humble origins in what is now a bathroom at Hurley’s to practically turning the Irish pub into a comedy club.
The California comic told us about her strange path into the industry.
Even if you’ve never met her, Robby Hoffman is right about why you’re wrong. She’s a small, queer ex-Hasidic comedian with a Daytime Emmy Award. What have you done with your life?
An interview with the actor and comedian (and show business dynasty member) ahead of his first ever Just for Laughs appearances.