Brenda Prince is a Vancouver-based comedian who first discovered her knack for humour at just five years old, cracking her first joke while walking through Winnipeg’s Vimy Ridge Park with her mom. Decades later, her […]
Jesse Kelly-Brandes is a Vancouver-based comedian who got her start in comedy through improv, sketch, and acting before naturally transitioning into stand-up. Growing up in a family that valued humour as a way to navigate […]
Kevin Appleby is a Vancouver-based comedian who first tested the waters of stand-up at open mics in Toronto before diving into the comedy scene in Vancouver. His passion for making people laugh took off when […]
With a comedic style that swings between the silly and the dark, Kevin Banner has built a career on sharp storytelling, personal anecdotes, and the occasional dose of pure nonsense. Influenced by legendary comics like […]
Debbie Courchene is a bold and unapologetic voice in the comedy scene, blending sharp wit, playful bite, and a touch of raunchiness to tackle Indigenous issues with a keen sense of irony. A proud member […]
Ola Dada is carving out his place in the comedy scene with a storytelling style that keeps audiences engaged and laughing. Whether performing in packed clubs or sharing his work online, he delivers sharp, relatable […]
Malcolm McLeod, a towering 6’5″ improvisational comedian in Vancouver, brings a distinctively physical and unpredictable style to the stage. Co-host of “Bloodfeud: Stand Up vs Improv” alongside Matty Vu, McLeod draws inspiration from comedy giants […]
Vancouver comedy duo Ryan and Amy bring their self-described “cringe” style comedy to the stage, drawing inspiration from both social media influencers and real-life situations. With backgrounds influenced by comedy icons like Molly Shannon and […]
Gavin Clarkson is a comedian whose unique style blends geeky humour, absurd facts, and personal observations. With a love for video games, Lego, and quirky trivia, his performances are an energetic and fun journey through […]
Zach Rousseau humorously describes his comedy style as a “desperate act” that unveils his self-proclaimed stupidity, peppered with relatable Tinder anecdotes. His humour draws inspiration from an eclectic mix of influences including Pete Holmes, Conan […]
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