One of the easiest gigs a gal can get is writing the opening monologue of the 2018 Toronto ACTRA Awards for one of Canada’s funniest and best improvisers, Colin Mochrie. He makes everything hilarious.
And when his adorable actor/comedian wife Deb McGrath joins him on stage? Just sit back and listen to the laughs roll in.
Just when I’m about to plug the damn show I learn it’s sold out. So THAT’S great!
If you’re in the Elliot Lake, Ontario area and wanna see what you’re missing – click HERE
You know what makes the Irish laugh? Everything. Even before the show starts.
Got to perform the inaugural TheatreSports Ireland show thanks to this hard working fella, Darren Yorke of Grand Stretch Improv.
Got too drunk/excited to take a cast photo, but Darren joined me, Denise Jones, Michael Teigen, Dan Dumsha, Duane Keogh, and special guest Dave Keogh on guitar. Here are some of us, already drinking before the show started.
Every once in a while, life gives you what I call a ‘Pony Day.’
Here me out. So… if you subscribe to the whole ‘life is a gift’ theory – then every day is like unwrapping a present, right? Most of the time, that day unwraps and is kinda boring. Like you’re getting socks. Cool cool, we all need socks. But THEN… some days, a phone call or email will make the day unwrap itself with a huge surprise. Like you just got given a pony.
I was in the Calgary airport leaving the Banff World Media Festival, where I’d written the Rockie Awards Gala monologue for Anthony Anderson (Blackish). JFL producer Bruce Hills was in the audience – he loved the monologue – and hired me to write for the JFL Galas. THAT was a ‘Pony Day.’
Along with Dean Jenkinson, I got to write the Gala scripts for Laverne Cox and Jane Krakowski. It was my first time at JFL. Hopefully not my last.
Is there anything more fun that four wickedly hilarious women performing for a group of wickedly appreciative women? Yes. When there’s a guy on piano.
Thanks Jennine Proffeta, Karen Parker, Kevin J. Baker and our hilarious host Laurie Elliot.
I will never forget ‘Over-Sharon’ who pulled her entire skirt over her head while gyrating suggestively towards me.
Oh my home town of Maple Ridge got a face full of funny shit last night.
Things I learned from our Sex & The Suburbs Show on Saturday January 21st, 2017
What a crazy bunch o’ fun working on this show was. We shot four episodes in March of 2016, then CBC Comedy got involved and we shot another two in November.
Watch all six episodes HERE on the CBC Comedy website.
Things I learned on The Smartass-ociates:
Don’t make me tell you again. Tights are NOT pants.
Click HERE to listen to the sketch on CBC Radio’s ‘The Irrelevant Show’
And then put on some real pants.
A sketch I wrote – based on a true experience. (Don’t piss me off or I’ll sketch you.)
Click HERE to listen to the sketch that aired on CBC Radio’s ‘The Irrelevant Show!’
I am super excited to be headlining this hilarious night of comedy with my fellow improv chicks, Christine Lippa and Ellie Harvie.
So gather your gals and let us make you giggle till you spit your snappy cocktails all over your party dresses!
Diana Frances 
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