Meet Maarten, the comedian whose style can be described in three terrifying words: Public Humiliation. Maarten finds his comedic muse not in classic setups, but in the universal modern anxiety of technology malfunctioning and wasting […]
Comedian Betty Tsehai is Los Angeles-based now, but she first got her start on stand-up stages here in Vancouver. There’s a certain lighter, gentler Canadian touch to Betty’s thoughtful, observational humour. It’s nice to think […]
Hailing from Vancouver, Arya Afshar is a rising star in the comedy scene with a style that’s both transgressive social commentary and silly observational humour. Drawing inspiration from comedy greats like Frankie Boyle and modern […]
Nathan Hare is a comedian, writer, and actor from Vancouver. Here, he performed at Vancouver’s Just For Laughs Festival four years in a row. After his recent move to Toronto, he has since taken the […]
Cliff Prang is a comedian who first found his voice as a youth pastor before turning his knack for jokes, stories, puns, and songs into a comedy career. Known for blending “middle-aged divorced dad” energy […]
Meet Zephyr, a Vancouver-based comedian whose style is rooted in personal stories and everyday anecdotes—often inspired by his family (whether they like it or not). His first spark came at 16, when Pete Davidson’s early […]
Ray Morrison is a Vancouver-based comedian who began his stand-up journey later in life, drawing inspiration from his father and childhood memories of watching Johnny Carson. His comedy blends observational wit with what he calls […]
Shane Clark is a Vancouver-based comedian who got his start turning the oddities of his everyday life into stand-up gold. With a knack for finding himself in unusual situations — whether through weird jobs or […]
James LeBuke is best summed up by a friend who guessed—without having seen his act—that he must be a “What’s going on?- style” comic. And honestly? She wasn’t wrong. James thrives in the space between […]
Ed Witzke is a rising comedic talent whose performances span the vibrant spectrum of improv, stand-up, and character-driven storytelling. Whether he’s crafting richly drawn personas on stage or spinning hilarious, relatable anecdotes, Ed’s style is […]
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