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In 12 years of doing stand-up comedy, seeing this show is a moment that truly sticks out for me. I've never felt like I've seen the inside of another comedian's brain, as much as I did last night. Jerrod Carmichael is already one of the most intimate comedians working today.
Johnny Pemberton has been on your movie theatre and TV screens for a long time.
There's a lot to love here. In a Canadian comedy festival that mostly hires Americans, it's great to see a show by some of Toronto's best performers.
I spoke with comedian Kaitlin Suvera about inspirations, performance prep, and joke density.
I chatted with comedian John F O'Donnell about his upcoming show in Toronto, his 15 years in comedy, and his inspirations.
I sat down over Zoom to talk with comedian Andy Peters about comedy, his time on both coasts, and the upcoming Punx Can't Laugh Weekender festival coming up September 17-19 in Toronto.
I chatted with young up-and-coming actor Kiori Mirza Waldman about her time on the set of Eli Roth's horror film, Ice Cream Man. We discuss the experience of the audition, time on set, and being a young actor in a horror film.
I sat down with Bodhi Rader from season 2 of Apple TV's Sugar. We talk about his journey to becoming an actor and the experiences that led him to playing Deputy Chris Friendly on Sugar.
(Photo by Megan Kamauoha Rader.)
It's official. The 51st Winnipeg Folk Festival is entirely sold out! We're talking single day tickets, full weekend passes, and every camping option available for the fest's 2026 edition running July 9–12. Yowza! I don't have official statistics yet to confirm the following statement, but I think this might be a new record.
Matt sits down with actor and advocate Sarah Luby to talk about her Lifetime film I Have to Kill My Neighbor (without spoiling the twisty turns of the story), her advocacy for those living with invisible disabilities, and the wonders of musicals.
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