The show went over so well the last three weekends in Toronto. We had a great audience with some great reviews from the peanut gallery! See reviews below:

And now we have some bookings for the summer and fall. If you’d like to come to the show I’d love to see you!

 

July 26th 7pm The Social Capitol 

August 3rd Royal Theatre, Gananoque. Kim Pollard

August 4th Ellena’s Napanee, ON  ( almost sold out) with Kim Pollard

Sept 5-11th Victoria By the Sea, PEI.

October 2nd Midland Arts Centre. with Nichol Robertson.

February, 2023 Bowen Island. Dates confirmed next week. Musician TBA

 

“My face ached from laughing so much. YOU were fantastic!!. The material, the writing, the energy, the physicality.” Bella Grundy

‘You made us laugh and cry.” Scott White. Musician

“Thank you thank you thank you for being a vocal advocate of LGBTQ +community. As a queer person, it was so refreshing to feel seen. All the best as you move forward with this record—we love your work “Brandan White: ( creator)

“Go see this show, Deb is one of the funniest women in the business.”@Nanci Miranda. ( brilliant artist)

“Still laughing at the “we will fuck you up line.’ Michael Miranda

“The writing is so amazing…able to take you from tears to bladder busting laughter faster than the speed of light. Poignant and sensitive, personal and generic at the same time. However, it is Deborah’s impeccable timing and delivery that truly sets this show apart. This is way more than stand up (even though it is stand up at it’s very best) because it doesn’t conform to the limits of one genre. If you can see this performance you should!!!”( Len Whalen)

“From the opening moments Deborah Kimmett we laughed and laughed, and listened. The character you create and the way you bring her to life with impeccable, unbelievable comedy timing, made a 26-yr-old and a (mumble)-year-old erupt with laughter at the same time over and over, clutching each other! Then behind that character is such nuanced writing, questioning the big things, and the everyday and wondering whether they’re the same damn thing. Sassy and memorable! Whoo-hew!” Julia Bennett

 

BIO: Very few comedians – much fewer female comedians past 60 have a platform in Canadian media. Her last comedy album Downward Facing Broad aired on CBC Radio to great response and began to tour before the world was shut down. As COVID-19 raged on, the Downward Facing Broad comedy album became number 5 on iTunes! After 17 years on CBC’s radio show The Debaters, Kimmett has an impressive following with CBC audiences.

She is a regular on CBC’s Winnipeg Comedy Festival, LOL and is an accomplished author of four books, Reality is Overrated and That Which Doesn’t Kill You Makes You Funnier, and Out Running Crazy. Deb’s new book Window-shopping for God will be published late fall 2022. She was nominated twice for the National Magazine Award for Humour. As well, she has been shortlisted for the Governor-General Award for her play Miracle Mother in 1984. She has written 52 episodes of TV on Steve Smith’s Go Girl. Her lead in the movie, Keep Coming Back debuted at the Palm Springs Film Festival, and Whistler Film Festival garnered a best actress nomination for ACTRA. She has appeared on Canadian gems like Frankie Drake, Tall Boyz, and Gayle Pyle.