The laughs' on us ! ...20 Years
SHOWS:
Thursday: 8:30 PM - Tickets $ 15.00
(2 FOR 1 NOT APPLICABLE ON THURSDAY)
 
Friday: 8:30 PM - Tickets $ 20.00
 
Saturday: 8:00 PM - Tickets $ 20.00
 
Saturday: 10:30 pm - Tickets $ 20.00
 
 
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LOCATED:
Gateway Entertainment Centre, 34th Ave., Calgary Trail North, Edmonton, Alberta, CANADA
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Ticket Hotlines: 780-469-4999 or 780-450-2508
February 2 - 3 - 4
MC, Special Guest, Headliner
Marty Hanenberg
Marty Hanenberg was born in Canada's Capital, Ottawa and headed west for the bright lights of Canada's Improv Capital, Calgary, over 20 years ago. After cutting his comedy teeth with the world-famous Loose Moose Theatre Company, he co-founded the improvisational comedy troupe "Comic Relief". Marty has incorporated his improvisation skills into his stand-up act, giving it an energetic, spontaneous quality that guarantees a fresh, different show every time.

With 20 years of performing experience under his belt, this proud Canadian comic has become a much-sought after performer, whose versatility, professionalism, tasteful humor and unique view of everyday life has made him a favorite in comedy clubs across the country. Marty's acting career is also taking flight, with roles in several motion pictures, including "Rat Race", the Gary Burns film "A Problem With Fear" and guest appearances on the TV series "Honey I Shrunk The Kids" and "Comedy At Club 54".
February 9 - 10 - 11
MC, Special Guest, Headliner
Tom Liske
What happens when you take a guitar-picking boy from Manitoba, send him to school in Los Angeles only to return him to live in Saskatchewan? The answer: you get the self-deprecating, sly sarcasm and musical prairie wit of Mr. Tom Liske.

It is this unique blend of characteristics that has made Tom very much in demand in the corporate comedy market. His shows are clean, adult and very very funny.

Experience his show and see for yourself why Tom is the first pick for Ladies’ nights, corporate functions and headlining spots in comedy clubs across North America.
February 23 - 24 - 25
MC, Special Guest, Headliner
Danny Acappella
Born in an Italian manger, Danny converted to Ukrainianism after coming to Alberta in response to a government ad offering washed up disco boys from Toronto $1,700 to migrate west and mate (we used the same forms they got at the zoo). Since his arrival, Danny has taken the place by storm by inventing the board game 'Funny You Should Ask', authoring the cook book 'First You Steal A Chicken' and now through his hilarious stand up act 'You Gotta Hear This'.

Compared to the likes of Ray Romano, Danny’s material is adult in nature with little to no profanity. Topics covered include immigrants, trying to be gay, the wife and kids, and sex over 40. Throw in a little song and more conversation about sex and you’ve got the show.

Danny doesn’t pick on anyone in the audience (unless they pick on him first) and no one is ever asked to get naked. So come on out to enjoy the show, we know you’ll have a good time.
March 15 - 16 - 17
MC, Special Guest, Headliner
David Tsonos
David Tsonos is the youngest of five boys, so he had no choice but to become a stand-up comic. He was raised in Montreal and lived in Vancouver much of his adult life, but now calls Toronto home. He has toured comedy clubs across Canada since 1999, and can be heard on satellite radio. He has performed for corporate clients like Stables, Royal Bank, and Bell. He played to sold-out audiences at the Vancouver International Comedy Festival.

A man of many talents, he has written and directed several comedic short films, including 'Guys 101'' which placed second at the Vancouver Celebration of Independents film festival. He also works as an actor in film ('One Hit Wonder'), television ('Cold Blood', 'Forensic Factor') and commercials.
March 22 - 23 - 24
MC, Special Guest, Headliner
Gene Renfroe
Over the last 6 years, Gene has been working the major comedy clubs throughout the U.S. He has a laid-back style that quickly connects with his audiences. He talks about everyday problems that we all experience like Child Rearing, Marriage Issues and dealing with Dysfunctional Inlaws, as well as the ups-and-downs of living in Chicago.

His on-screen work includes an appearance on the TV show "My Life As A Sitcom" as well as appearances in the movies "The Weatherman", "Past Due" and "Chasing Robert".
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