Blackfoot Inn

5940 Blackfoot Trail SE

Calgary

March 21, 2008, Friday 8:00 PM

For Reservations call: 403-255-6900
Email: boxoffice@thelaughshop.ca

THREE HEADLINERS ON ONE SHOW!

Craig Campbell from the UK, Erica Sigurdson from Vancouver and J.P. Mass from Vancouver. A triple threat that will have you in stitches!

CRAIG CAMPBELL

Once the notorious host of Canada's legendary Ed's Night Party and headline guest on numerous Canadian TV shows (Jim Carrey Live, The Dennis Miller Show and Just for Laughs), Craig is now set to star on UK television as presenter of Sky One's new hit series From Wimps to Warriors scheduled to air in Autumn 2005.

Craig's unique ability to find humour in the mundane, coupled with his own natural eccentricity makes for truly inventive storytelling. Now an internationally acclaimed act, Craig's whimsical travel anecdotes never fail to surprise.

Craig appears alongside Tony Law and Dan Antopolski as part of comedy trio The Dinks. Their debut Edinburgh show in 2003 was both a critical and box office success, leading to an invitation to perform in the Best Of Edinburgh programme in New York. Craig returned with The Dinks to Edinburgh this summer with another sell-out hit: Dinks II: Mouthbreathin'.

ERICA SIGURDSON

Click HERE to check her out at MySpace.

Born in Goderich, Ontario, Erica was one of the many Eastern Canadians who headed west to find work in the early eighties. Her parents soon followed, convincing the six-year-old to stay in school. Being the new kid in class four times in three years helped show Erica that laughter was the way to win hearts, and she’s been doing it ever since. Described by some as a “sugar coated razor blade”, Erica’s mischievous nature and cynical but silly take on things have helped her become one of Canada’s newest rising stars.

She has been featured on CBC radio’s Madly Off In All Directions, Zed TV and the nationally broadcast Prairie Crop, filmed live at the Winnipeg Comedy Festival. Western Living magazine named her as one of the “next 3” western comedic stars to keep your eyes on and the Georgia Straight named her Vancouver’s Funniest Female Comic. Whether it’s fifty or five hundred, Erica is a crowd pleaser that should not be missed.

J.P. MASS

J.P. Mass gets up on-stage only about once a month these days, but he shows no sign of rust. The hipsters who hate traditional standup could also appreciate Mass, who influenced almost every comic working here in the 1990s. He doesn't do traditional setup/punch-line material, he talks about real issues (smoking, drugs, diets, sex, computers), and he throws out as many jokes a minute.