Shadbolt Centre for the Arts hosts A Perfectly Reasonable Night of Comedy, October 9
Powerhouse comedians Pat Kelly, Carolyn Taylor, and Peter Oldring—all of CBC fame—will reunite for an evening of laughs
(From left) Comedians Pat Kelly, Carolyn Taylor, and Peter Oldring.
Step out of the house for an unforgettable evening with Peter Oldring and Pat Kelly as they reunite with Carolyn Taylor in A Perfectly Reasonable Night of Comedy. For the first time since their early days at The Second City in Toronto, these comedy powerhouses will come together to deliver a delightfully absurd and wildly entertaining variety show.
Oldring and Kelly are known for their work on CBC’s acclaimed satirical show This is That, while Taylor is the co-creator and star of another hit CBC title, The Baroness von Sketch Show. Presenting a little bit of what made both programs so special, these seasoned comedians will launch into their exceedingly reasonable evening of laughs.
Don’t miss this rare and hysterical reunion at the Shadbolt Centre for the Arts on October 9 at 7:30 pm, in the Studio Theatre Reserved.
Tickets and more details are available through the Shadbolt Centre.
Post sponsored by Shadbolt Centre for the Arts.
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