Comedy in Montreal
Montreal has a vibrant comedy scene with live stand-up, improv, crowd work, festivals, open mics and special events happening throughout the year.
The city is home to both English and French comedy, along with local performers, touring comedians and emerging talent. Whether you are visiting Montreal or live here, there are plenty of ways to experience live comedy shows in Montreal across the city.
This guide explores the Montreal comedy scene, the different types of shows you can find, and where to look for upcoming performances.
For current Comedyville dates and showtimes, visit our
Upcoming Shows page.
Comedyville Shows
Upcoming Live Events
Oct 11, Sunday
Live Comedy E-Gift Certificate
Oct 16, Friday
Friday Night Stand Up (Deli @ 9 PM)
Oct 16, Friday
Friday Night Late (Estrella @ 10:15 PM)
Oct 17, Saturday
Hesam ToRR Live (Estrella @ 8 PM)
Oct 22, Thursday
Montreal Off The Cuff Comedy (8:30 PM)
Oct 24, Saturday
Saturday Stand Up (Deli @ 7 PM)
Oct 31, Saturday
After Dusk Comedy (Estrella Bar @ 8 PM)
Nov 07, Saturday
Saturday Comedy Show (Deli @ 7 PM)
Nov 14, Saturday
Comedy After Dusk (Estrella Bar @ 8 PM)
Planning a private gathering, fundraiser, holiday party or group night out? Comedyville offers live comedy options for groups looking for a fun evening in Montreal.
Celebrating a birthday, bachelor party, bachelorette party or another special occasion? Comedyville offers live stand-up comedy experiences for groups and celebrations.
Planning a corporate event, team outing or evening with colleagues? Comedyville offers comedy experiences for companies and professional groups in Montreal.
Why Montreal Has a Strong Comedy Culture
Montreal has a distinctive comedy scene shaped by bilingual audiences, cultural diversity, festivals and a long tradition of live performance.
English and French comedy: Montreal is unusual in having active comedy communities in both languages. Audiences can find English and French stand-up throughout the city, along with performers who move between different cultural and linguistic influences.
A diverse audience: Montreal’s population brings together people from many backgrounds, and that diversity is reflected in the comedians, stories and styles that appear on stage.
Festivals and live performance: Comedy has a strong presence in Montreal through festivals, comedy clubs, theatres, bars and independently produced shows. That gives both established and emerging comedians opportunities to perform throughout the year.
Audience interaction: Montreal comedy audiences are often an active part of the experience, especially during crowd work, improv and more intimate stand-up shows.
Comedyville is part of that broader scene, presenting live English stand-up comedy in downtown Montreal and giving audiences another way to experience the city’s comedy culture.










