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Two comedians, who debated on stage about getting married at the Winnipeg Comedy Festival, ended up tying the knot last weekend.
Comedians Tim Gray and Dana Smith, who were already dating, were performing in a skit as part of “The Debaters,” when Tim won the debate and married Dana after the show.
Comedian and actor Harland Williams is making a return to Rumor’s Comedy Club this spring.
Known for his roles in “Dumb and Dumber,” “Something About Mary,” “Half Baked,” and other flicks, Williams will play five shows for a Winnipeg audience June 14-16.
Actor and comedian Alec Baldwin is coming to Winnipeg for one night only in the fall.
Baldwin, whose credits include “Saturday Night Live,” “30 Rock,” and his new one-hour talk show, “Sundays with Alec Baldwin,” will perform Thursday, November 29 at the Centennial Concert Hall.
“Kids In the Hall” legend Dave Foley has been added to the upcoming bill of comedians playing the Winnipeg Comedy Festival.
Foley will appear Saturday, April 14 for a performance at the Pantages Playhouse Theatre, where he’ll host the Everything’s Relative gala.
Comedians Jay and Silent Bob will play Club Regent Event Centre on May 10.
The podcasters, Kevin Smith and Jason Mewes, will present their Jay & Silent Bob Get Old tour for a Winnipeg audience, promising a hilarious look at what happens when two people grow up in Hollywood’s gaze.
By The Canadian Press
MONTREAL – The embattled Just for Laughs group says it has found a buyer.
The Montreal-based company says it has reached an agreement in principle with an unnamed group of investors.
Comedian Kevin Hart is returning to Winnipeg after a pair of shows in the city in 2015.
The Kevin Hart Irresponsible Tour will play Bell MTS Place on Friday, June 1 at 7 p.m.
Actor-comedian John Cleese has added a second Winnipeg date to his upcoming tour.
Cleese’s “Why There Is No Hope” tour will now play the Centennial Concert Hall on Saturday, March 24. The original show is scheduled for Sunday, March 25.
Actor-comedian John Cleese is coming to Winnipeg next year for an evening of humour and political insights.
The show, entitled “Why There is No Hope,” will play the Centennial Concert Hall on Sunday, March 25.
Comedian Roseanne Barr will play the Club Regent Event Centre on April 13, 2018.
The award-winning actress is best known for portraying “Roseanne Conner” on ABC’s Roseanne. The hit sitcom is currently being rebooted by the network.
