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In this week's Urban Planner, the JFL42, Bi Arts, Word On The Street, and Groundswell festivals, plus (very) late summer outdoor music, the Invictus Games, and appearances by Sarah McLachlan, Al Weiwei, and Guillermo Del Toro.
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Steve Fisher
Comedy producers who don't program diverse and gender balanced bills are getting called out on social media, and risk becoming irrelevant.
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Steve Fisher • Photo by Corbin Smith
This week features A Tribe Called Red, literary festival Word on the Street, and a burlesque tribute to Queen Bey.
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Steve Fisher
Our sixth-annual profile of talented female performers and writers in Toronto who don't always get the attention they deserve.
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Steve Fisher • Photos by Corbin Smith
Our (sort-of) sober consideration of the funniest shows of the past year.
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Steve Fisher
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Steve Fisher and Kevin Scott
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Steve Fisher and Sarah Niedoba
Our fifth-annual profile of funny female performers and writers in Toronto who don't always get the attention they deserve.
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Steve Fisher • Photos by Corbin Smith
The acts and shows we still chuckle about when we think back on the past year.
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Steve Fisher
We count down the highlights of this year's JFL42 comedy festival, which included a mix of big names, rising stars, and local talent.
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Steve Fisher and Kevin Scott
We catch up with the creator and star of Girls and author of Not That Kind of Girl ahead of her Just for Laughs appearance on Saturday.
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Rachel Bulatovich
The JFL42 comedy festival is over for the year. Here's a rundown of the acts that impressed us most.
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Kevin Scott and Steve Fisher
Ahead of his appearance at JFL42, the veteran stand-up comic talks about how his podcast saved him from obscurity.
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Kevin Scott
Local funnyman and SiriusXM Next Top Comic competitor Chris Locke talks about the JFL42 festival, and how marriage has (and hasn't) changed his act.
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Steve Fisher
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