Best Kind Comedy Tour Kelowna - Train Wreck Comedy

October 26, 2024 8:00 pm - 9:30 pm Kelowna Curling Club

The Best Kind Comedy tour returns to Kelowna for the fifth time in its six-year run on Friday, October 26 at the Kelowna Curling Club and it’s primed to sell out for the 5th time also, so don’t wait too long to get your tickets.

COLIN HOLLETT

Originally from Burin Bay, NL, Canada. Colin had his first-ever performance 13 years ago when he entered the “Great Canadian Laugh Off” comedy competition at Yuk Yuk’s in St. John’s, NL. He won the competition in his second-ever performance and represented Newfoundland in the national competition in Toronto. Since then he has gone on to receive the highest-voted video in Canada for the Russel Peters BFF comedy competition and has built a loyal online following from his many viral video rants and guest appearances in the very popular “OutHouse TV” comedy sketches.

MIKE LYNCH

Star of Outhouse TV, Mike Lynch has become a well-known face in Canadian comedy and has gained a large online following that continues to grow today. With his wide range of sketch characters, he has generated countless viral videos and garnered over 10 million views.

For the past 4 years, his annual sketch and standup show “Getting To Know Me” has sold out 3 shows each year at the 900-seat, Holy Heart Theatre in St. John’s and continues to sell out shows all across the country. Making his mommy proud, Mike also has several tracks featured in Just For Laughs Originals on Sirius XM radio. He is a prolific creator and a relentless performer. This hilarious young talent is not to be missed.

BRIAN AYLWARD

Brian has been a Comedian for 16 years, performing more than 3000 shows in 28 countries. Aylward is a former Canadian Comedy Award winner for “Best Standup Comic.” In February 2017, Aylward’s solo show “Big In Asia” was nominated for “Best Comedy” at Fringe World in Perth, Australia.

In 2014, Aylward set the unofficial Comedy World Record, performing twenty-one different 10-minute sets in one day at the Haebangchon Festival in Seoul, South Korea. Based on a bet made back in 2005, Newfoundland native Brian Aylward stepped on stage for the first time at a rowdy expatriate bar in Anyang, South Korea. Aylward went on to pioneer the English stand-up comedy scene in South Korea, officially establishing Stand Up Seoul in 2009, and turning the country into a legitimate destination on the international comedy circuit. Brian has performed at many festivals around the world, including Just For Laughs 42, Halifax Comedy Fest, Hong Kong International Comedy Festival and the Magners International Comedy Festival. He has also appeared several times on Canada’s hit CBC Radio show “The Debaters.”