Yuk Yuk's LIVE in Wentworth!

Wentworth Learning Centre and Yuk Yuk's Presents:

COMEDIANS - Francois Weber, Andrew Evans & Ian Black - LIVE in Wentworth on Friday, November 25th at 8pm.

*This is a fundraiser for the Wentworth Learning Centre Cooperative which hosts and facilitates intergenerational educational programming for Wentworth and surrounding rural areas.*

Andrew Evans -- Shortly after moving to Toronto from Dartmouth in late 2001, Andrew made an appearance on Open Mic with Mike Bullard. After winning the Laugh Resort’s funniest person with a day job competition in Toronto, Andrew was invited to perform at the prestigious Just For Laughs Festival in Montreal. He has since performed at the Halifax Comedy Fest, on Much Music’s hit show, Video on Trial and has his own half hour special that aired nationally on CTV and the Comedy Network. Andrew's sharp and often biting observations will have you laughing at him, at yourself and at the world around you.

Francois Weber -- Award-winning stand-up comedian, François Weber, has appeared at the CBC Winnipeg Comedy Festival ,The Halifax Comedy Fest ,The Hubcap Comedy Festival, The LOL Comedy Festival in Sudbury, Ont. and most recently on CBC's The Debaters. His energetic story telling style strikes a chord with young and old, clubs and conventions. Francois is originally from Northern Ontario, however, presently calls Prince Edward Island home. Growing up in a bilingual family, he is fortunate to have the ability to perform in both English and French.

Ian Black -- Originally from the west coast, Ian Black went against the traffic and moved east to Halifax, where he fell in with the wrong crowd and was pressured into trying standup. Since then, he has been voted Halifax's Funniest, reached the semi-finals in SiriusXM's nation-wide Top Comic competition, appeared twice at CBCTV's Halifax Comedy Fest, and broadcast on CBC radio's LOL. From theatres and clubs to retirement home dining rooms and boardwalk bandshells, Ian is a favourite across the Maritimes and has opened for such varied acts as Bob Saget, Tig Notaro, and Doug Stanhope.