Sit Down Comedy Show
The Disability Collective Presents
In Partnership with The Theatre Centre
Get ready for a night of crack-ups and community at the second Sit Down Comedy Show, presented by The Disability Collective in partnership with The Theatre Centre! Hosted by the brilliant and award-winning comedian Courtney Gilmour, this event promises to be a night of non-stop laughter, celebrating the comedic talents and unique perspectives of the disability community. Four disabled comedians – Rosani Christy, Ken Hall, Robert Haughton, and Michael McCreary – will take the stage to deliver a night you won’t forget.
Don’t miss out! Join us on Thursday, February 20th at 8PM at The Theatre Centre for Sit Down Comedy Show.
ACCESS MEASURES:
• ASL interpretation will be provided by Phoenix the Fire. Please email [email protected] to reserve a seat near our interpreters
• Audio Description will be available. Please email [email protected] to reserve a device
• Masks are required for all attendees, artists, volunteers, and staff. Exemptions can be made for medical and access reasons
• A Venue Guide and Access Guide will be available on our website closer to the event
We would like to acknowledge funding support from the Ontario Arts Council and the Government of Ontario for their support.
Host: Courtney Gilmour
Comedians: Rosani Christy, Ken Hall, Robert Haughton, Michael McCreary
February 20, 2025
to February 20, 2025
Tickets are pay what you can: $5, $10, $15, $25, $50
Franco Boni Theatre
Thursday, February 20 – 8:00pm
This performance is 90 minutes with no intermission
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