• Grad School Improv

    Grad School Improv
    Little Mountain Gallery 110 Water Street, Vancouver

    Grad School Improv perform a theatrical genre-based improv show every third Friday of the month at Little Mountain Gallery (LMG). Known for hits like Point Grey's Anatomy, English Baywatch, and Murder on the West Coast Express, GSI creates incredibly unique shows, riveting stories, and hilarious scenes. It's always a good

    $15
  • Love (Manipulated)

    Arts Umbrella 1400 Johnston St. Granville Island, Vancouver, Canada

    The Baldersons, a tough-as-nails producer and her artsy director husband known for sultry low-budget sci-fi movies, are making the leap into romantic comedy. But during rehearsal for their autobiographical love story, they clash over the details of an alleged affair. They begin subjecting the poor actors playing them to increasingly

  • Ickoholics Anonymous

    The Revue Stage 1601 Johnston St, Vancouver

    Ickoholics Anonymous is a one-woman musical comedy cabaret returning to the stage after an award-winning Australian season in 2024. The show explores modern dating, internet culture, and the increasingly specific standards we seem to have for relationships through comedy, music, and storytelling. Lucy Lucia will take you on a journey

    $18
  • Jimmy Carr 2026 Laughs Funny Tour

    Rogers Arena 800 Griffiths Wy, Vancouver, BC

    Outback Presents and Chambers Touring are proud to announce that global comedy superstar Jimmy Carr is returning to Canada with his biggest national tour ever. The brand-new show, Jimmy Carr: Laughs Funny, will hit an unprecedented 31 cities across the country, a first for an international comedian. The tour will

    $66 – $186
  • An Evening with Fran Lebowitz

    Chan Centre for the Perfroming Arts 6265 Crescent Road, Vancouver, Canada

    Fran Lebowitz is the world’s most beloved cultural critic. With her acerbic takes on everything from how many children in a restaurant is too many (her answer: one) to hiking (“the most stupid thing I could ever imagine”) to even herself (“Success didn’t spoil me, I’ve always been insufferable”), Lebowitz