新加坡六合彩开奖直播 is a funny place.
Not just 鈥渜uirky鈥 or 鈥渦nique,鈥 but often genuinely funny. Nearly all of the members of the infamous Picnicface comedy troupe came through Dal, and Rick Mercer found more than enough to jest about when he visited campus last year.聽It's where Shaun Majumder聽got his start in standup, while majoring in "general arts and Moosehead 101."
The jokes are about to start hitting even closer to home. 新加坡六合彩开奖直播鈥檚 Gradhouse will be hosting a new local comedy show that organizers hope will get students more invested in Halifax鈥檚 flourishing local comedy scene.
鈥淲e want to help make students more aware of all the insanely funny comics here in town,鈥 explains Findlay Hilchie, a local comedy buff who is putting the show together. 鈥淲e鈥檙e hoping for a more intimate and casual environment than what you might get at a traditional comedy club, which should allow for a lot more interaction with the audience.鈥
The first show, which starts Monday evening at 8 p.m., features some of Halifax鈥檚 best young comics doing stand-up: Mark Little and Brian Macquarrie of Picnicface, Andrew Hamm 鈥 a regular at the local 鈥淪tand and Deliver鈥 show 鈥 and Comedy Dawgs veteran Ian Black serving as MC. Plus, there will be a mystery comedian who has worked with Just for Laughs, the Halifax Comedy Festival and This Hour has 22 Minutes. All will be doing longer sets than you鈥檇 traditionally get at a standard comedy club.
Best of all, each edition of the show 鈥 which organizers hope to host every two weeks 鈥 will have one slot set aside for an open mic comic from the university. They hope that the opportunity encourages more people to take the stage and give live comedy a shot.
鈥淭here鈥檚 no better feeling in the world than making a room full of people laugh,鈥 says Mr. Black, who has toured throughout Canada. 鈥淚t鈥檚 like making your friends laugh at a bar or in a living room, but extended to a giant room full of people. There鈥檚 nothing else like it.鈥