This beautiful city is Canada's capital of entertainment and was also the starting point of comedian James Uloth's career. With an insatiable hunger for laughter James has toured the world delivering his brand of chuckles, and is coming back to the birth point of his stand up journey for ONE NIGHT ONLY! James has many local jokes about coffee time and Scarborough that only Ontario locals would understand. Making this specialized show some thing not to miss as he puts a spin on being a Torontonian that you can't help but to LOL. JUNE 14, 2008 at 9pm Tickets only 10$ Tickets available at the Door !!! ZEMRA BAR LOUNGE 778 St. Clair Ave. W. Toronto, Ontario M6C 1B6 Tel. (416) 651-3123 |
*He's funny enough to put in your pants*
| next show: June 14 , 2008 at 9pm |
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Hot Chicks often make an appearance at
these crazy comedy shows. Toronto's finest
looking will be spread heavily through out the
crowd. So if you are attractive and you live in
Toronto you better get that hot ass out, or
booty if you prefer to call it a booty.
these crazy comedy shows. Toronto's finest
looking will be spread heavily through out the
crowd. So if you are attractive and you live in
Toronto you better get that hot ass out, or
booty if you prefer to call it a booty.
Things to Do in Toronto:
If you like burritos you have to check out Burrito Boyz, it is delicious. They use
fresh home made ingredients then wrap it all up and crisp the outside on a
grill. Definitely worth the stop. It's on 120 Peter Street, (Queen and Peter).
Go to The Madison pub, it's 6 English style pubs in one building. If you don't
like people in one area you can move to the next and it's like going to a whole
new bar. There is usually live music in at least one section from piano players
to full rock bands. It's just off Bloor on Madison ave. (Bloor and Spadina).
Walk and shop in Eaton Center, a mall at the heart of the city. The most visited
tourist spot in Toronto, it's a mall with over 250 shops. You can go and
experience commercialism at its finest, and when you leave you'll feel like a
robot that is programed by corporate America.
Take a stroll down queen street. With many small shops and places to eat you
can soak up a little culture and grab some funky looking threads.
If you like burritos you have to check out Burrito Boyz, it is delicious. They use
fresh home made ingredients then wrap it all up and crisp the outside on a
grill. Definitely worth the stop. It's on 120 Peter Street, (Queen and Peter).
Go to The Madison pub, it's 6 English style pubs in one building. If you don't
like people in one area you can move to the next and it's like going to a whole
new bar. There is usually live music in at least one section from piano players
to full rock bands. It's just off Bloor on Madison ave. (Bloor and Spadina).
Walk and shop in Eaton Center, a mall at the heart of the city. The most visited
tourist spot in Toronto, it's a mall with over 250 shops. You can go and
experience commercialism at its finest, and when you leave you'll feel like a
robot that is programed by corporate America.
Take a stroll down queen street. With many small shops and places to eat you
can soak up a little culture and grab some funky looking threads.
Things associated with Toronto:
Thankfully there is some good comedy to make you forget
about all of that!
- Toronto Maple Leafs NHL hockey team
- People from Toronto have a reputation for being
snobby :( - Gun Crime
- Hole in the O-Zone layer
- Traffic Jams
Thankfully there is some good comedy to make you forget
about all of that!
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