“I’m using my show about my little town as a way to show the horrific mess that is the federal government, in a digestible way —and as a way for myself as an artist to process my anxieties around the loss of US democracy.” ~ Cody Sullivan
“Invasion: A Christmas Carol argues for a different ritual: making space for surprise.” ~ Scott Sneddon
“It’s fun to perform as Glen and Vinny because we get to use everything in our toolkit to bring them to life.” ~ Ban Kopp and Calvin Rea
“Comedy and making people laugh is an art form. It’s nuanced and difficult, and there’s nothing stronger and more satisfying than a group of people laughing together.” ~ Andrew Phung
“This play is insane in all the best ways, while still having humour and heart.” ~ Aliyah Bourgeault (and Emmet Logue)
“I really appreciated how the puppets seemed to hold a kind of magic that opened people up to ask questions and share stories that they otherwise might be too shy to share.” ~ Moirgan Joy
Artist profile: Comedian and improvisor Conor Bradbury is on the Second City Mainstage
“The true genius of this show is its deceptive simplicity.” ~ Scott Sneddon
“Within an overarching quest…, each performance works as an accessible and hilarious standalone adventure, while building a rich tapestry of running gags and deepening character work.” ~ Scott Sneddon
“There are, surprisingly, many parallels between being a trader and being a performer. Both involve confidence, improvisation, and being utterly present in the moment.” ~ Marysia Trembecka
“With This Show Will Change Your Life, we’re combining improv with everyone’s favorite topic: themselves. ” ~ Brennan Asbridge
