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Laugh the week away with Toronto’s virtual sketch comedy festival

Looking for a little laughter to lighten up your week? This event has got you covered. The Toronto Sketch Comedy Festival is hitting our screens next Wednesday and we could not be more ready for it. This stellar 5-day affair is the city’s longest-running comedy festival. In a regular year, folks would head over to the many theatres and stages throughout Toronto to catch one of the shows. But we don’t need to tell you this year is not regular, right? Instead, the Toronto Sketch Comedy Festival is going virtual!

You can enjoy it all from your own coach with just a few clicks online.

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Boy, will there be a lot to enjoy! This year’s lineup has over 100 titles being screened in 14 separate shows. The curated comedy selection comes from talents all around the world. You can pick up tickets for one or two shows, or dive right in with a festival pass for the full week. Plus, after the shows, hang out online in a virtual lobby to chat with creators and other audience members. So get ready to giggle, Toronto. This amazing event is one you won’t want to miss.

THE TORONTO SKETCH COMEDY FESTIVAL

Where: Check it out online When: Wednesday, March 24th – Sunday, March 28th

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