Calgary Stand-Up Comedy Shows

Host Danny Mags (Life with Derek, X-Men), will guide you through a wild night of game show riffs as you play against the ENTIRE AUDIENCE in this free-for-all format! Can you tell your SWEDISH FOOD from IKEA FURNITURE?
Do you know why THE PRICE IS INCORRECT? Can you figure out WHAT’S IN THE BOX?!

Only one person will claim the trivia crown, but with plenty of bonus prizes and giveaways, EVERYONE’S A WINNER (as long as you learn something!) View Full Bio

Lisa-Gay Tremblay has been making audiences laugh for over 39 years. Her first television appearance as a kid was on the Uncle Willy and Floyd Show in her hometown Ottawa, Canada. And equally impressive, in the high school snow queen pageant she came in second, most likely doing so well due to her talent for playing Lily Tomlin’s Edith Ann! After working for several years in the exciting world of statistics, Lisa-Gay decided to give her dream of being a stand-up comic a shot -- which turned out to be a wise decision as that fit her personality much more. She moved to Toronto and performed for Yuk Yuk’s International Stand-up Comedy Club and very soon toured Canada. She wrote and starred in two CBC television sketch and stand-up comedy shows, toured for the troops and hosted morning television shows. She was the first Canadian woman to perform at the Just For Laughs Festival. After winning her green card in a lottery (yep, you read that right, she was on the lucky side of the luck of the draw), she moved to New York to give the USA a try -- testing their sense of humor! Within weeks she had performed with Rosie O’Donnell in VH-1’s Stand-Up Spotlight! and opened for such Comedy Legends as Jerry Seinfeld and Rodney Dangerfield. Finally, Los Angeles beckoned... and the Canadian pioneer traveled the journey to the West Coast. In Los Angeles she was able to get her SAG card on Boy Meets World, then continued her success in television with numerous appearances on FOX shows, Showtime, A&E, and other network and cable channels. She also got her feet wet with several National Commercials. After getting married and having her daughter Claire, Lisa-Gay scaled back the traveling and comedy to become a full-time mom and part-time performer. She kept her hand in the game by continuing to do commercials and stand-up for charity as well as taking acting and improv classes. With her daughter now post-college, Lisa-Gay is BACK at it... refocusing on her career as a performer and her dream of being a sitcom regular or having her own talk show. She has recently completed writing a sitcom pilot titled "That's My Girl" and is currently shopping it. She's also loving being back on the stage at top comedy clubs. Lisa-Gay currently lives in Sherman Oaks, California, with her husband.  View Full Bio

Known as the smart ass king of comedy, Mike comes armed with the ability to adapt to, and interact with,any audience. Mike's interactive style has earned him rave reviews in every venue and festival he's played in and is known for having audience members come back more than once in a week because the show is always different.
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An evening of jokes your HR department would have a meltdown over. The Danger Room is a safe place for dangerous ideas. It’s a unique comedy show that celebrates the darkest corners of what’s funny.  Brett Forte headlines. He's been featured on Just For Laughs, The Hollywood Comedy Festival and most notably, he's been banned for life by The CBC. Come find out why.  View Full Bio

Lori has been a professional stand-up comic for over 20 years. She began her love for comedy in 1988. A bit of a fairytale beginning…while working as a waitress, one of her regulars offered to sponsor her dream of stand-up comedy as a career. Soon after Lori was voted B.C.’s Funniest New Comic and four years later B.C.’s Funniest Woman. Lori has toured all over Canada and the United States, she has graced the stages of Yuk Yuk’s, The Improv, The Laugh Factory and the Comedy Store…just to mention a few. Lori has also made television appearances on CTV, CBC, WTN and The Comedy Network, as well as CBC Radio’s Madly Off In All Directions. View Full Bio

Ron Josol is a Canadian-Filipino comedian who stirs up the multi-cultural melting pot of life in most urban centers today. He presents hilarious scenarios and comments on our global society's inherent contradictions, by combining one-liner and story-telling styles. He has performed around the world for almost 20 years, making him one of the most sought-after and vibrant comics today.

Ron was nominated for best male comedian in Canada in 2011, and in 2012 for best male performance. In 1998 he was the winner of the "Just for Laughs" in Ontario, Canada which brought him to the Just For Laughs festival that year. Since then he has performed at the Just for Laugh festival 5 times and appears on TV shows and in comedy festivals around the world. View Full Bio

John Cullen is the rare comedian that you watch and he's having so much fun on stage that you can't decide whether he's having more fun or you are. A charismatic performer and a modern-day renaissance man, John brings his vast life experiences to the stage in an attempt to make sure that everybody has the best time. Because really, that's what comedy is all about. If you're still somehow concerned you won't have the best time, just know that John has accomplished a great many things in a very short period. In just eight years, the Canadian Comedy Award nominee has performed at the Just for Laughs festival multiple times, the Halifax Comedy Festival, JFL Northwest, is a regular on CBC’s The Debaters, and his podcast, Blocked Party, is among the most listened-to podcasts in Canada, regularly appearing on the iTunes charts. His 2017 album, Most Likely to be a Comedian, is often featured on Sirius XM and reached #1 on the iTunes charts. So there. Now come out to a show and let's all be friends. View Full Bio

When Chris Gordon isn't telling jokes to people for money, he has a steady schedule of making out with babes and driving sports cars fast. He has made an impact: from his break out performances at the Just For Laughs Festival in Montreal, Toronto, and Andy Kindler's Alternative Show in Vancouver; being featured on NBC's Last Comic Standing; to losing his virginity on June 16th 2:52am... 2021; his (sex) appeal is undeniable.

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