Logo-New-S

Subscribe

JFL adds new shows to line-up

Anthony-Anderson-min

In other Just For Laughs news, organizers recently announced more additional shows and hosts to give their already increasing star-studded line-up much more star power.

For example, Anthony Anderson, star of the hit ABC sitcom Black-ish will take up hosting duties for his very first gala on July 28. Popular stand-up comic and podcast host Marc Maron will be making two appearances at this year’s Just For Laughs festival; first, he will bring his current Hey, There’s More Tour to the Cinquieme Salle of Place des Arts on July 26, and then on July 27, Maron will join GLOW co-star Betty Gilpin and co-creators Liz Flahive and Carly Mensch for Netflix presents GLOW: A Cast and Creators Panel. Canadian singer Jann Arden, who is now the star of her own hit sitcom on CTV, will talk about the show with its co-creators Leah Gauthier and Jennica Harper on July 25 at the Grand Salon Opera at the DoubleTree by Hilton Montreal. And veteran comic – and Emmy Award-winning actor – Louie Anderson will recount his 40 years on the comedy circuit, as he delivers the keynote address for this year’s ComedyPro conference on July 26 at 2:30 p.m.

Tickets for these newly-announced Just For Laughs, as well OFF-JFL & Zoofest, shows and so many more shows, are now on sale and can be purchased by going to www.hahaha.com.

 

Related articles:

OFF-JFL & Zoofest unveils line-up for its 11th edition

Just For Laughs 2019 Line-up with Margaret Trudeau solo performance

Just For Laughs prelude line-up

Facebook
Twitter
LinkedIn
Email
Is it possible to get an A for a 5-paragraph essay assignment in 1 hour? We can safely say yes, a student can get an A+ mark if he turns to EduJungles


Are you allowed to grow home-grown marijuana in Quebec?

Home Grown marijuana – The inevitable legalization of recreational marijuana in Canada has been bringing up more questions than answers since the Federal Government first introduced Bill C-45, the Cannabis Act, in the House of Commons in April of 2017. The third and final reading of the Bill by the Senate is expected no later

The Black Rock Or Irish Commemorative Stone

The Black Rock – It is a huge, rugged, uneven boulder which came from the bed of the St. Lawrence River. Raised on its end, it stands ten feet high. Weather and more than a century’s grime have made it almost black. It looms up, massive and solemn. It stands on a grassy island on

Montreal Victoria Bridge

Montreal Victoria Bridge (the Eighth Wonder of the World)

Hailed at the time as the 8th wonder of the world, the Great Victoria Bridge was the first bridge over the St. Lawrence in Montreal erected between 1854 and 1859.  It was officially rededicated as the Victoria Jubilee Bridge following renovations in 1897 and returned to the name Victoria Bridge in 1978. The first freight train passed

Daylight Saving Time

Daylight Saving Time is a waste of time?

Daylight Saving Time (DST) is coming this weekend, something that really started in Germany and Austria during World War I, they called it Sommerzeit or Summer Time, a name that is still used and which in our case is nothing but a sad irony: we are still in what looks like an endless winter, and

Helping the homeless – The Benedict Labre House

In a run-down section of Griffintown we find the Benedict Labre House, a day-center for the homeless and the poor located in this area since 1952. The House, a three-story building, is a home in itself. When one walks through the front door, he is greeted by delicious scents of the daily home cooked meal

Follow

Instagram Twitter Facebook-f

Subscribe

Mtltimes Subscription

The latest on what’s moving Montreal and the world – delivered straight to your inbox