Black Sheep Comedy Online is back for another awesome edition of comedy from your couch. We have an incredible lineup of Canadian talent, including your headliner Rebecca Reeds! Featuring Alan Lewis, Lianne Mauladin and Amish Patel. Tickets are donation based so pay what you can (suggested $10 per person or $20 per household) to laugh … Continue reading Black Sheep Comedy Online Featuring Rebecca Reeds
Women in Comedy
Kelly & Des Record An Album
Black Sheep Comedy is super excited for Kelly Zeminickis and Desirée Walsh, two funny and wonderful ladies who are recording their first album together. Over Zoom, OMG! Here is their official announcement: While everyone was trapped at home, Kelly Zemnickis and Desirée Walsh were making people laugh around the world on Zoom. Kelly Zemnickis was … Continue reading Kelly & Des Record An Album
Falling Face First into Stand-Up Comedy
Black Sheep Comedy is run by two women who have survived their 20s and 30s pretty much intact. One of us has even navigated through her (gasp) 40s! We LOVE our new venture, Black Sheep Comedy, and we LOVE getting feedback from audience members. That said, many of the women will say things that we … Continue reading Falling Face First into Stand-Up Comedy
Finding My Side Hustle: Starting Comedy at 70
Black Sheep Comedy is run by two women who have survived their 20s and 30s pretty much intact. One of us has even navigated through her (gasp) 40s! We LOVE our new venture, Black Sheep Comedy, and we LOVE getting feedback from audience members. That said, many of the women will say things that we … Continue reading Finding My Side Hustle: Starting Comedy at 70
From Cancer to Comedy, and Channeling My (Self)Righteousness
Black Sheep Comedy is run by two women who have survived their 20s and 30s pretty much intact. One of us has even navigated through her (gasp) 40s! We LOVE our new venture, Black Sheep Comedy, and we LOVE getting feedback from audience members. That said, many of the women will say things that we … Continue reading From Cancer to Comedy, and Channeling My (Self)Righteousness