MTL Sketchfest w/ Ska Band, Nightmare Slags, Cam Wyllie, & The Frog Facts of Life
Théâtre Sainte-Catherine presents

MTL Sketchfest w/ Ska Band, Nightmare Slags, Cam Wyllie, & The Frog Facts of Life

In-person Event
May 12th 2022
10:00 pm – 11:30 pm / Doors: 9:30 pm

264, Sainte-Catherine Est, Montréal, QC, Canada
For more information about this event, please contact Théâtre Sainte-Catherine at theatrestecatherine@gmail.com or at +1 514-284-3939.

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Silliness and imagination abound with this collection of wonderful weirdos that Montreal Sketchfest has grouped together for your viewing pleasure!

Nightmare Slags | Montreal

Nightmare Slags are two stanky beauties trying to maintain an upbeat attitude in the face of the unwavering stupidity of the masses. KISS KISS!

The Frog Facts of Life | Montreal

The Frog  Facts of Life celebrates character sketch comedy riddled with frog facts. What happens when one is cursed to be the costume they wear at a Jewish Costume party on Purim? What if that costume is a frog? Alo Azimov uses witty asides and storytelling to answer those questions and to be a frog for a few minutes, until they can lift the curse!

Cam Wyllie | Toronto

Cam Wyllie is Canada's beloved Sketch Comedy Maniac, with 3 Canadian Comedy Award Nominations, Festival Appearances all over North America, and a bunch of Comedy Awards with made up sounding names. He’s coming in hot with a carefully curated selection of brave, tragic, and gleefully dumb characters who, like him, are just trying to do their best. Open your heart to the hilarious, often surreal, and always unpredictable world of Cam Wyllie.

Ska Band | Montreal

Four rancid Montrealer stand-up comedians uniting (again) to perform sketch comedy and it's pretty good. 

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Land Acknowledgement:

Montreal Sketchfest would like to acknowledge that our work in Tiohtià:ke/Montréal takes place on the unceded Indigenous lands of the Kanien’kehá:ka/Mohawk Nation. Kanien’kehá:ka is known as a gathering place for many First Nations, and we recognize the Kanien’kehá:ka as custodians of the sacred lands and waters on which we gather.

TSC Accessibility Statement:

Theatre Ste-Catherine is an all-ages wheelchair accessible venue located on the ground floor, with a moveable ramp that can be used to get up and down the one step from the street into the building. The chairs in the seating area can be moved/removed as required. The 3 unisex bathrooms are small single rooms that are not officially wheelchair accessible, but our staff are happy to help in whatever way possible. Please reach out to theatrestecatherine@gmail.com with any questions.

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Silliness and imagination abound with this collection of wonderful weirdos that Montreal Sketchfest has grouped together for your viewing pleasure!

Nightmare Slags | Montreal

Nightmare Slags are two stanky beauties trying to maintain an upbeat attitude in the face of the unwavering stupidity of the masses. KISS KISS!

The Frog Facts of Life | Montreal

The Frog  Facts of Life celebrates character sketch comedy riddled with frog facts. What happens when one is cursed to be the costume they wear at a Jewish Costume party on Purim? What if that costume is a frog? Alo Azimov uses witty asides and storytelling to answer those questions and to be a frog for a few minutes, until they can lift the curse!

Cam Wyllie | Toronto

Cam Wyllie is Canada's beloved Sketch Comedy Maniac, with 3 Canadian Comedy Award Nominations, Festival Appearances all over North America, and a bunch of Comedy Awards with made up sounding names. He’s coming in hot with a carefully curated selection of brave, tragic, and gleefully dumb characters who, like him, are just trying to do their best. Open your heart to the hilarious, often surreal, and always unpredictable world of Cam Wyllie.

Ska Band | Montreal

Four rancid Montrealer stand-up comedians uniting (again) to perform sketch comedy and it's pretty good. 

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Land Acknowledgement:

Montreal Sketchfest would like to acknowledge that our work in Tiohtià:ke/Montréal takes place on the unceded Indigenous lands of the Kanien’kehá:ka/Mohawk Nation. Kanien’kehá:ka is known as a gathering place for many First Nations, and we recognize the Kanien’kehá:ka as custodians of the sacred lands and waters on which we gather.

TSC Accessibility Statement:

Theatre Ste-Catherine is an all-ages wheelchair accessible venue located on the ground floor, with a moveable ramp that can be used to get up and down the one step from the street into the building. The chairs in the seating area can be moved/removed as required. The 3 unisex bathrooms are small single rooms that are not officially wheelchair accessible, but our staff are happy to help in whatever way possible. Please reach out to theatrestecatherine@gmail.com with any questions.

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