Quayle’s Fall Comedy Festival
We weren’t ready to end this summer’s comedy festival just yet — and apparently neither were you. By popular demand, we’re sneaking in one more night of comedy under the stars at Quayle’s.
Dress cozy, and get ready to laugh on October 10th, We have always hilarious Todd Graham (Just for Laughs, Winnipeg Comedy Festival) takes the stage, with Isabel Zaw-Tun and John Mostyn keeping the laughs rolling all night. Your host for the evening as always is Daniel Shaw.
Doors at 6:00, show at 7:30. Come early, grab a pint, and let’s send off this year’s festival the right way — with one last big laugh in the hop fields.
Tickets:
Show Pass – Comedy Night Tickets
Todd Graham
For over three decades Todd Graham has been one of Canada’s top comedic artists. His 1987 pre-internet mash-up, Apocalypse Pooh has been celebrated by Film Threat, Complex, CineAction, The Believer and The Whitney Museum of Art. The short film was featured by CBC Toronto and since going online has gained over two million views.
As a stand-up comedian Todd’s performed at New York Comedy Festival, Just For Laughs Montreal as well as on multiple Galas at the Winnipeg Comedy Festival, Halifax Comedy Festival and Hubcap Comedy Festival. His comedy has been showcased on national television with CBC, CTV Comedy Channel and iChannel and his debut album, Bustin’ Loose! can regularly be heard on SiriusXM
@idiotgallant
John Mostyn
John Mostyn is a Toronto-based comedian originally from Glasgow, Scotland. Since moving to Canada, he has become one of the city’s most exciting and popular performers. His storytelling and quick-witted, fish-out-of-water humor have drawn comparisons to Scottish legends like Billy Connolly and Kevin Bridges. John’s debut album, “Scottish C*nt,” released in 2022, hit #1 on iTunes and received widespread acclaim. He’s opened for comedy heavyweights like Russell Howard and performed at major festivals including Just For Laughs and Edinburgh Fringe.
@jmostyncomedy
Isabel Zaw-Tun
Isabel is a Toronto-based comic originally from a tiny hamlet in northern Alberta; she has been performing stand-up comedy for eight years all over Ontario, Quebec, and parts of the United States.
Her material is a joyful and loving take on single/teen parenthood, being mixed race, being neurodivergent, dressing like a fashion clown, and being slightly too obsessed with komodo dragons (see: neurodivergent). She has performed at Just For Laughs, producing her own show WOC: Women Of Comedy as well as opening for Sydnee Washington. She has had a TV taping at the Winnipeg Comedy Festival and also performed at Zoofest, the Port Hope Comedy Festival, The Debaters, and a grade 8 graduation barbeque party. Her jokes have been featured on Funny Or Die, Buzzfeed, Huffpost, and the Chicago Tribune. She has written for the television shows Gary & His Demons and Tallboys. Before Elon Musk ran the platform into the ground, she amassed a Twitter following of over 20k followers who included Meg Stalter, Chris Flemming, Myk Kaplan, Tig Notaro (who once let her take over her account), and Joss Whedon (who once liked all her selfies at 1AM). Funny people agree: she’s pretty funny!
