
喜剧演员 Niki Mohrdar 以亲身经历与国际观点引爆笑声
完成研究所学业的喜剧演员并不多。Musin Yesilada 拥有英国布里斯托大学心理学博士学位;Lewis Black 则在耶鲁大学取得戏剧硕士学位。而来自温哥华的 Niki Mohrdar,则是 OUTtv.com 即将于周五(7 月 25 日)播出的《Killjoy Comedy》第二季的其中一员。

完成研究所学业的喜剧演员并不多。Musin Yesilada 拥有英国布里斯托大学心理学博士学位;Lewis Black 则在耶鲁大学取得戏剧硕士学位。而来自温哥华的 Niki Mohrdar,则是 OUTtv.com 即将于周五(7 月 25 日)播出的《Killjoy Comedy》第二季的其中一员。

完成研究所學業的喜劇演員並不多。Musin Yesilada 擁有英國布里斯托大學心理學博士學位;Lewis Black 則在耶魯大學取得戲劇碩士學位。而來自溫哥華的 Niki Mohrdar,則是 OUTtv.com 即將於週五(7 月 25 日)播出的《Killjoy Comedy》第二季的其中一員。

Mohrdar is one of six comedians who are featured on the second season of Killjoy Comedy.

The Punch Up lineup at Performance Works includes Joanne Tsung, Tin Lorica, Sasha Mark, Savannah Erasmus, and Kamal Pandya.

MLA Aman Singh worries that an Oscar winner, The Whale, reinforces fatphobia as research shows that dieting doesn’t work over the long term.

喜剧演员Joanne Tsung喜欢把自己的独角喜剧演出形容为「热闹和不经过滤」。居住于列治文的她,以自己的肥胖身材、性爱冒险、健康挑战、踏入30岁后的消化系统变化等题材开玩笑。她亦喜欢在台上提及她的10岁混种小鹿犬Bailey,并表示他是自己的情感支柱。

喜劇演員Joanne Tsung喜歡把自己的獨角喜劇演出形容為「熱鬧和不經過濾」。居住於列治文的她,以自己的肥胖身材、性愛冒險、健康挑戰、踏入30歲後的消化系統變化等題材開玩笑。她亦喜歡在台上提及她的10歲混種小鹿犬Bailey,並表示他是自己的情感支柱。

Tsung describes her stand-up routines as “rowdy and unfiltered”—and now, her fans can see her in a new TV series called Killjoy Comedy.

By featuring Ashlee Ferral and other diverse acts, Myara says that she’s showcasing those who don’t punch down for a cheap joke.









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