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O come all ye faithful to something guaranteed to rock your faith. Interactive evil productions brings to you The Blasphemy Show, a night of religious hysteria. This is a show I’ve been working with Peter Radomski to put together for a while. It has all been confirmed so I can officially announce it.

The Blasphemy Show is a night of stand up all centered around religion. All religions will be considered suspect and no religion will be safe. Best of all, it happens on Easter. Do you know why Jesus came back to life after three days? TO SEE THIS SHOW!!!!

The lineup will be one of the strongest I have had the pleasure of working with too. With Mike Meo (Catholic), Asaf Gerchak (Jewish), Faisal Butt (Muslim), Karl Knox (Christian with an unhealthy obsession), headlined by Peter Radomski (another Catholic) and hosted by myself Devil Dan Derkson (former Jehovah’s Witness now a Satanist).

Ticket’s will be $15/$12 in advance (Get tickets here)

Check out all the details at the website.

Kris Dulgar helped put a new room together but the fantastic part about this is the inclusion of barbecue, the best combination of words since anal penetration. So come out to Vinyl and lets eat some flesh and then make people vomit it back up in laughter.

I haven’t performed at Comedyworks since last fall I think. It is one of the most famous comedy clubs in Montreal and the open mic night there is always a blast. I have a bunch of new material to try out too. Monday night shows are also a vote show to try and get on the BOOM (Best of Open Mic) show at the end of the month. So come on down and show them how much you love me.

Performing at the sexiest venue in the city, Le Studio. It’s a mind-herniating new monthly comedy stage at the swanky Château Saint-Ambroise. Hosted by Peter Radomski. Should be lot’s of fun.

Hey Internet! So, if you follow any of this regularly or have seen any of my other sites, you know that in my offline world I’m a stand-up comic. I have been doing it off and on for over 20 years but only in the past year or two have I really taken it seriously. Comedy is a fantastic outlet, personally. I love everything about it; the writing, performing, promoting, comedians themselves. Everything!

I got into it when I was in college. I have been performing in some way ever since I was a kid. I started with music. Later, I got into theatre which led to me going to college to get my theatre degree. While I was there I met my friend Ian Boothby, a brilliantly funny guy. He was doing stand up regularly at Vancouver’s original comedy venue,  (continue reading…)