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Massive Toronto comedy festival returns this fall with star-studded lineup

Just for Laughs Toronto is returning to stages all over the city this fall, and some of the biggest names in the funny business are coming to join the party.

The highly anticipated comedy festival is happening from Sept. 24 to Oct. 3, with iconic comedians, fan-favourite acts, and more.

Just for Laughs Toronto has announced the first two waves of comics coming to town this fall, and you're going to want to get your tickets before they're gone.

Tiffany Haddish

"As comedy continues to evolve beyond the traditional stand-up format, Just For Laughs Toronto showcases the full spectrum of today's comedy landscape," said Nick Brazao, VP of Programming & Talent at Just For Laughs.

"From viral creators and internationally celebrated performers to inventive theatrical comedy and boundary-pushing live experiences, this new wave of programming reflects the incredible diversity of comedy today."

Comedy greats coming to Toronto in September include legends Tiffany Haddish, Pete Davidson, and John Cleese.

Also on the bill are drag icons Monét X Change and Sasha Velour, viral comedy duo Tracy & Martina, and comedy standouts ranging from Joel Kim Booster to Stef Dag, Rachel Feinstein to D.J. Demers.

Joel Kim Booster

There is plenty of variety at this year's Just for Laughs Toronto, including shows like David Lynch's Seinfeld.

Fans can also get tickets to Clash Talk: A Competitive Talk Show with Good Noticings, Brains On! Presents Smash Boom Best Live, Loud Asians, and more.

Details on all Just For Laughs Toronto performances from Sept. 24 to Oct. 3 can be found online.

Lead photo by

Pete Davidson


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