Comedy
How do you even review an improv show? What have I done? I was so happy to get these tickets and now I'm in hell.
Don't get me wrong, the show was great. It was some of my hardest laughs of the festival.
This is one of the best concerts I have ever been to, period. Probably top five.
The description of the show on the website does not do it justice. It sounds like it's going to be a one-woman show about social injustice and being sad.
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.
JFL Toronto Interview: Actor and comedian Johnny Pemberton
Posted by: Paul Little • September 28, 2026 @ 4:03pm
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.
People are familiar with Josh Johnson's regular weekly YouTube drops featuring hours of material, his fans eat it up and comedians grumble in jealous wonder at how he achieves this feat.
Kidding. But Still. feels like you're hanging out at a fun New Year's Eve party and Greg Proops just happens to be holding court. Greg is someone I've been watching since I started comedy. A lot of people know him from Whose Line is it Anyway?, but I've always been more impressed by his improvisation as a stand up.
SBM on Social Media