(Toronto, Ontario – for immediate release)

The Dandies return to Comedy Bar as Toronto Fringe winds down!

Our next spontaneously created Star Trek episode of Holodeck Follies (on Friday, July 14, 2017) is USS Sundress with stand-up comedians Courtney Gilmour, Meg MacKay and host Hisham Kelati. 

Tickets: $15 at the door.

Comedy Bar – 945 Bloor Street West, Toronto ON (map)

Advance tickets ($10) through the Comedy Bar website ($1.25/ticket service fee).

“Holodeck Follies is one of the funniest shows in Toronto!” – Space Channel

The Dandies boldly go where no one has gone before: Holodeck Follies – Canada’s only Star Trek parody for Trekkies and non-Trekkies alike! The Dandies improvise a new Star Trek episode based on audience suggestion and interaction.

HOLODECK FOLLIES (S5E6: USS SUNDRESS)

Friday, July 14, 2017, 8 p.m. sharp

Life is a midsummer night’s dream for the crew of the USS Hummingbird as they explore strange new worlds and make the discovery of a lifetime.

With special guest Clare McConnell (Star Trek: Discovery, Second City TourCo, Notorious)

“Wacky, trippy good times.” – Cate McKim, life with more cowbell.com

Tickets: $15 at the door.

Comedy Bar – 945 Bloor Street West, Toronto ON (map)

Advance tickets ($10) through the Comedy Bar website ($1.25/ticket service fee).

PREVIOUS SHOW RECAP

In case you missed the last episode… (June 14, 2017)

• We were joined by sketch comedians Daughters of the Silk Rose.
• Determined to close a temporal anomaly,the crew of the USS Hummingbird played a version of the old Earth game: Marry, Murder, Fail with cameos from the USS Albatross, a dog, and Michael Phelps.

LAUGH LONG AND PROSPER!

USS HUMMINGBIRD CREW (THE DANDIES)

Chris Casselman, Danielle Cole, Alan Leightizer, Zach Mealia, Jamillah Ross, Dale & Andie Wells, Jason Zinger (musical director)

Web: improvdandies.com
Social Media: @ImprovDandies (Twitter, Instagram, Facebook)

Past recommendations from The Space Channel, 1701News, Toronto Star, Toronto Sun, NOW Magazine, BlogTO, Torontoist, Mooney on Theatre, and life with more cowbell.com