Bruce McCulloch chose quietly do the world premiere of his new stage Tales of Bravery and Stupidity At a Presbyterian church in Paris Ontario. I wrote about for @theinterrobang it and we had a great conversation. In Toronto we’ve known about the new season of The kids in the Hall since it began shooting in the summer. It gave us hope and some of us jobs. The opportunity to write this was born out of sketch comedy connections forged out of the non glamorous times, The small shows before the big breaks. Thank you @vancebanzo @lauracilevitz @edisontwins @elise_bailey_ I kept my scene in my heart during this interview. I didn’t want to write the same article I have been reading. I didn’t want write something assigning context that bite or held the hand that fed me a healthy breakfast of satirical defiance at 7 am on the Comedy network. I interviewed Bruce because I am a Bruce. Read this or don’t. @kithonline taught me not to care too much what you think anyway. This is dedicated to the memory of @sara.dahms may there be a little bit of you in everything I write forever. Link in Bio. . . . . . #thekidsinthehall #nikond3400 #talesofbraveryandstupidity #brucemcculloch #brucio #torontosketchcomedy #torontocomedy #parisontario #canadiancomedy #artsandculture #gavin #superstar #martyyounge #theinterrobang #youngemodernlaughs (at Paris Presbyterian Church Canada) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cdd25wDrfyL/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
