Created by Vancouver’s Shana Myara, docuseries available for streaming on OUTtv.com highlights racialized and queer comedians
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This year’s event, on from August 7 to 17, also features a standup comedy show by YouTube star Manpreet Singh and all-ages dance workshops
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Molly Ringwald movies, ham waffles at Bino’s, D.O.A. concerts, and that night Dubya killed onstage: comedy star recalls highlights in a colourful career
Read MoreAt Little Mountain Gallery, an array of comedians will work around the clock writing jokes for the standup artist
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Multitalented team of Deanna H. Choi and Maddie Bautista turns a satirical spotlight on the destructive ideal of the perfect Asian woman
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At The Cultch, the politically pointed show interweaves songs, storytelling, and satire in a battle cry for Asian femmes
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The improvisational-comedy icon from Whose Line Is It Anyway? comes back to where his career began
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Each 90-minute show based on the hit reality-TV series ends with a dramatic final rose ceremony
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At The Cultch’s Warrior Festival, comedic writers Katey Hoffman and Cheyenne Rouleau explore a messy new life phase
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The standup artist also happens to follow Modern Orthodox Judaism and was once a New York City attorney
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The artist got his big break on The Big Sick
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Amanda Montell’s rowdy Big Magical Cult Show, Ashley Gavin’s unmatched crowd work, and local standup stars at the Vancouver Art Gallery bistro
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A background that includes work as an electronics technician, a stint as a Marine, and a childhood in foster care has helped shape the standup’s unique and irreverent take on the world
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Valentine’s Day and the month of February have plenty in store for lovers looking for a laugh
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The member of Ruutu10 joins improv teams from Zimbabwe, New Zealand, and the Philippines for The Improv Centre’s THE HEAT—An International Improv Comedy Showcase
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Troupes performing include SPIT Manila from the Philippines, New Zealand’s Second Breakfast, Estonia’s Ruutu10, and Zimbabwe’s The Impro Show
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Neworld Theatre’s one-woman production mixes stand-up comedy and storytelling in an unapologetic dissection of fatphobia
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At the Little Mountain Gallery, improvisers draw on Shakespeare plays to craft an all-new tragedy
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Sugar Sammy, Tim Dillon, and Roy Wood Jr. among names announced for festival running February 13 to 23
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IndigE-girl Comedy focuses on voices that are often marginalized in mainstream comedy
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