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The Toronto Sketch Comedy Festival

The Toronto Sketch Comedy Festival is Toronto’s longest running comedy festival and Canada’s destination for scripted ensemble comedy. The 2024 edition of the festival features 50+ shows over 12 hilarious nights by over 60 of the funniest acts from across North America. Festival highlights include: The Kids in the Hall’s Scott Thompson as Buddy Cole in his new show KING; the return of TALLBOYZ to the live stage at the festival that started it all; and Sex T-Rex’s hit show SWORDPLAY. Special performances include the premiere screening of The TOsketchfest Film Festival, and our Best of the Fest Award Show. Plus – a series of workshops, panels and networking events in our Learning + Fun Series.

Advisory Warning: TOsketchfest performances are intended for adult audiences.

Credits

March 6, 2024
to March 17, 2024

Tickets are

Venue

Franco Boni Theatre, BMO Incubator

Performance Dates

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Nehal 2 at The Theatre Centre 2025 Residency Showings (1)
April 10, 2026
“And so with this understanding that we are under constant surveillance, whether we do it consciously or unconsciously, we start adapting our behavior to it.” Nehal El-Hadi wants you to know that you’re being watched. With her journalistic and academic background, Nehal’s research has focused on data collection and space-making. Through the Residency program with...
Residency_adam
March 23, 2026
“The difference between Versus and my other shows is that this one is a celebration of community while the other ones were me trying to punch people in the face to say, “wake up.” Rather, it’s me saying, “we’re all like this guy, it’s tough, so let’s keep walking forward together.” Residency Artist, Adam Lazarus,...
dbi young, in traditional attire, hair tied tall, with face painted in red and black, wearing black and jewel beads reminiscent of an armour, regally stares at the camera.
March 16, 2026
“Performing esu in 2026 is a ritual in listening to my artistic responsibility and accountability“ Across the street from The Theatre Centre in Watah Studio Theatre (32 Lisgar Street), Watah Theatre‘s esu crossing the middle passage has just concluded a run. Our marketing and communications Intern, Eleanor Yuneun Park, watched and interviewed dr. d’bi.young anitafrika about...