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The Toronto Sketch Comedy Festival

Presented by Tottering Biped Theatre
Created by Bó Bárdos, Trevor Copp, and Ric Knowles

The world of comedy is right here! The 13th edition of The Toronto Sketch Comedy Festival returns to The Theatre Centre March 1—11 presenting the best scripted comedy ensembles from across North America and beyond. Bring your friends and laugh along with over 200 artists lighting up 6 Toronto stages over 12 uproarious days. This is Toronto’s comedy festival. torontosketchfest.com | #TOsketchfest18

Other Venues:
Comedy Bar Mainspace and Cabaret
945 Bloor Street W, Toronto, ON M6H 1L5

The Royal Cinema
608 College St, Toronto ON M5S 2R4

The Great Hall (Longboat Hall)
1087 Queen St W, Toronto, ON M6J 1H3

*Tickets are also available at the festival Venues on show nights. Venue box Offices open 1 hour prior to the first show of the night in the venue.

March 1, 2018
to March 11, 2018

Tickets are $10–$42.50 | Passes $90

Venue

The Theatre Centre

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