Gad Elmaleh au Centre Chabad de CSL
Le célèbre humoriste Gad Elmaleh a participé à une soirée bénéfice au Centre Chabal de Côte Saint-Luc.
The ‘Ki-brew’ comic takes to the stage
Comedian Deb Filler returns to the stage in Toronto with the Canadian premiere of her latest one-woman show, I Did It My Way in Yiddish (in English) , at the Factory Theatre from May 23-28.
ЯCJN: Russian-Jewish comedian opens up about his childhood
As a child of Russian-Jewish parents, Allan Finn remembers his assimilation being far from easy.
Review: Seinfeld covers food, sex, cell phones
Iconic comedian performs four shows over two nights at Toronto’s Sony Centre for the Performing Arts
Comedy troupe invites us to come out and play
Uncalled For’s original production, Playday Mayday is a sketch comedy about the nature of play
Canada finally has a satire show of its own
The Comedy Network’s new satirical news show, which debuted Nov. 9, is the broadcast-TV adaptation of a successful Canadian-first fake news site
Comedian is rising through the ranks at Second City
Nadine Djoury has been working with Second City for three years. Her latest show is Eat, Buy, Repeat
History repeats itself in Transparent
The show’s notion that traumatized people pass on DNA, predisposing their offspring to high levels of stress and mental imbalance recurs in Judaism
Back to school. Sorry about the tuna.
Good morning! Wake up! Come on. Up. Get up. Feet on the floor. I’m counting to 10. No, you don’t. No, I’m not checking. Because you don’t. OK, fine. No. You don’t have a fever. Yes, I’m sure. Hurry up. Did you fall asleep in there? Don’t forget your lunch. It’s on the counter. No, […]
Fifty years on, why we shouldn’t forget Lenny Bruce
Bruce became famous for pushing political and legal boundaries. He was the first truly crass comic, imagining conversations about Eleanor Roosevelt’s breasts and JFK shouting the N word until it “didn’t mean anything anymore.”
