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Toronto Sketch Comedy Festival: Q&A with Peter ‘N Chris
Peter ‘N Chris (Peter Carlone ‘n Chris Wilson) are a Vancouver-based comedy duo performing at this year’s Toronto Sketch Comedy Festival. Their show Peter ‘N Chris Save The World! was selected as a “critic’s pick” (NOW Magazine) at the 2011 Toronto Fringe Festival. Here, we chat with the comic twosome about their sketch style, super powers and [...]
Posted by Lauren Gillett in Comedy
Tagged comedy, interviews, profiles, Toronto Sketch Comedy Festival
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Toronto Sketch Comedy Festival: Q&A with Tony Ho
Tony Ho: Adam Niebergall, Roger Bainbridge and Miguel Rivas.
Tony Ho believes being unsettled isn’t a bad thing. This darkly hilarious Toronto group (Roger Bainbridge, Adam Niebergall and Miguel Rivas) is performing at this year’s Toronto Sketch Comedy Festival. Here, we find out what makes them tick.
Theatromania: Describe Tony Ho in one sentence.
TH: Tony Ho is [...]
Posted by Lauren Gillett in Comedy
Tagged comedy, interviews, profiles, Toronto Sketch Comedy Festival
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Toronto Sketch Comedy Festival: Q&A with The Williamson Playboys
Paul Bates and Doug Morency. Photo by Christine Latimer.
One day in 2001, while at The Second City, Paul Bates and Doug Morency were
sitting around trying to figure out what kind of sketch they could come up with
using a tuba and a ukulele. The answer was obvious: put on some hats, pretend
to be really old, reminice [...]
Posted by Lauren Gillett in Comedy
Tagged comedy, interviews, profiles, Toronto Sketch Comedy Festival
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Toronto Sketch Comedy Festival: Q&A with Fratwurst
Fratwurst is a Toronto-based sketch comedy group consisting of Evan Arppe, Eric Miinch, Josh Murray and Jim Robinson. Robinson is also the creator and host of BeerProv, a Toronto based beer-drinking and improv show, which was featured during the 2010 Canadian Comedy Awards Festival and the Toronto Sketch Comedy Festival. Fratwurst has headlined comedy clubs across Toronto and will be performing [...]
Posted by Lauren Gillett in Comedy
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Toronto Sketch Comedy Festival: Q&A with Kerpatty!
Erin Pallesen and Pat Dwyer.
Kerpatty! is the duo of Pat Dwyer and Erin Pallesen, two Chicago performers who delight in grabbing the zeitgeist and stretching it to its illogical extreme. The funny pair will perform at this year’s Toronto Sketch Comedy Festival. Read on to find out what they’re all about.
Theatromania: Describe Kerpatty! in one [...]
Posted by Lauren Gillett in Comedy
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Toronto Sketch Comedy Festival: Q&A with The Really Good Show
Kevin Matviw.
The Really Good Show is a conceptual and character-based one-man sketch comedy show performed by Kevin Matviw. Here, we chat with The Second City comedian about his upcoming appearance at the Toronto Sketch Comedy Festival.
Theatromania: Describe The Really Good Show in one sentence.
TRGS: A dark and surreal solo sketch comedy show that will change [...]
Posted by Lauren Gillett in Comedy
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Toronto Sketch Comedy Festival: Q&A with This Is That
Pat Kelly and Peter Oldring.
It’s that time again — get ready to laugh! The seventh annual Toronto Sketch Comedy Festival (Nov. 8 to 13, 2011) is just around the corner, and this year’s lineup is sure to bust your guts.
TOsketchfest 2011 headliners include: Picnicface, Scott Thompson and Kevin Macdonald in Two Kids One Hall and Pat Kelly and [...]
Posted by Lauren Gillett in Comedy
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Q&A: The Company Theatre
Co-Artistic Director Philip Riccio talks about The Company’s latest production
The Company Theatre Co-Artistic Director Philip Riccio.
Hot off of their 2011 Dora Award for Outstanding Independent Production (Through The Leaves), The Company Theatre brings the English-language premiere of of Swiss-German playwright Lukas Bärfuss’ The Test to the Berkeley Street Theatre (Oct. 31 to Nov. 16, 2011). This is the first [...]
Posted by Lauren Gillett in Theatre
Tagged Canadian Stage, interviews, profiles, The Company Theatre
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2011 Global Cabaret Festival: Q&A with Albert Schultz
The Young Centre comes alive with the sound of music October 28-30, 2011
Albert Schultz. Photo by Bruce Zinger.
Looking for a one-of-a-kind concert experience? The Young Centre for the Performing Arts will play host to 44 performances by 150 Canadian musicians next weekend (Friday, October 28 to Sunday, October 30) for the fourth annual Global Cabaret [...]
Q&A: His Greatness by Daniel MacIvor
Playwright Daniel MacIvor. Photo by Guntar Kravis.
His Greatness is an award-winning play by Daniel MacIvor, inspired by a potentially true story about the great American playwright Tennessee Williams. Presented by independent Artists Repertory Theatre (iART) and directed by Edward Roy, the Toronto premiere stars MacIvor as the Assistant, Richard Donat as the Playwright and Greg Gale [...]
Posted by Lauren Gillett in Theatre
Tagged Canadian plays, interviews, profiles, Tennessee Williams
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Point No Point: Q&A With Chainsaw Theatre Co-op
Noah Davis, Mylène Dinh-Robic. Photo credit: Benjamin Ayres.
Chainsaw Theatre Co-op is a new theatre company formed by three of Toronto’s leading theatre talent: actor/writer Noah Davis (The Magic Flute, Los Angeles Opera; Children of the Night, Company of Angels); actor/director David Tompa (Red One Theatre Collective’s Tape, Sexual Perversity in Chicago and Diving Normal); and actress Mylène Dinh-Robic (CTV’s The Listener).
The company’s [...]
Posted by Lauren Gillett in Theatre
Tagged interviews, profiles, Toronto-based indie theatre, two-person shows
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Marat/Sade: Q&A Soup Can Theatre’s Sarah Thorpe
Cast of Soup Can Theatre’s Marat/Sade. Top Back: Scott Moore. Back Row: Katrina Carey, Heather Marie Annis, Andrew Fleming, Tom McGee (hidden), Elijah Fetter, Michael-David Blostein, Felicity Adams-Hannigan, Philip Stonhouse, Kristen Zaza, Glyn Bowerman. Middle: Allan Michael Brunet. Foreground: Liam Morris, Hilary June Hart, Mark Heindel, Kat Letwin. Photo by Scarlet O’Neill
Soup Can Theatre is [...]
Posted by Kitty and Lulu in Theatre
Tagged interviews, profiles, Toronto-based indie theatre
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