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Philippe Laprise : Plus sexy que jamais

Marie-Lise Pilote - Réconfortante

Y'a du monde à messe

Public figures from different backgrounds meet each week. At first glance, these guests would seem to have little in common. However, something does unite them all: an event or experience that they have graciously agreed to share that justifies their seat at the same table. As the program unfolds, their shared history is gradually revealed.

Anthony Kavanagh - Joue à domicile

Anthony Kavanagh is back at home to give his new show , Anthony Kavanagh playing at home . It has not changed . Tall, blonde , Swedish curling champion ... it's him ! It is always a whirlwind of energy . Physical play and the multitude of characters that embodies the public plunge in world exploded . On accent accent, in every city , Anthony leads the public from Paris to Montreal via Val- Bélair , Verdun and other mythical places ... Anthony tells the adventures of his new life dad, explains the right and left in politics and tells us how everything is a matter of perspective. We can expect anything with Anthony Kavanagh . He can do everything : singing, beatboxing , dance, mime, landscape , wedding , cat training , baptism, plumbing ... More biting than ever, says Anthony , skinned and mocks not forgetting anyone, especially himself. After all, the prodigal comedian is back home, and we feel very happy to be here in Quebec for a game ... at home !

Daniel Lemire : Nouveau spectacle 40 ans de carrière

L'amour est dans le pré

Male and female farmers take fate into their own hands in order to find true love. They open their homes to three candidates with whom they share the daily chores and activities. Over time, connections are made, chemistry develops and loving relationships will hopefully take root!

Mathieu Dufour at Bell Centre

In a freewheeling stand-up performance for a packed Montreal arena, the comedian shares stories about paintball mishaps, McDonald’s misdeeds and more.

En direct de l'univers

Philippe Laprise: Je peux maintenant mourir

Pour une histoire...

Witness the return on stage of three artists adored by the public: Joe Bocan, Marie Carmen and Marie Denise Pelletier. The three performers are surrounded by Lara Fabian, Klô Pelgag and Ingrid St-Pierre to revisit their greatest hits in a show where female voices are in the spotlight.

Philippe Laprise: Pourquoi Pas

Les Grandes Crues – Su’l gros vin

Les Grandes Crues are Eve Côté and Marie-Lyne Joncas. Both are graduates of the École Nationale de l'Humour, class of 2014. They will charm you with their verve, their sense of repartee and their very own way of portraying today's society. They are like a good vintage; sometimes full-bodied, but well balanced, and certainly not corky! On stage, the two young comedians talk about their recipe for happiness with a casualness and a very charming look. Their motto: "Life is two things: Accept who you are and... a good glass of muscadet.”

Guillaume Pineault : Détour

Katherine Levac: L'homme de ma vie

Katherine Levac, a leading comedian of her generation, returns to the stage: sharp, sarcastic and incisive, with an offbeat take on life.

Michel Barrette: Drôle de vie

Dominic Paquet: Laisse-moi partir

The Bite

During an unexpected, deadly second wave of the coronavirus outbreak in New York City, two neighbors, Rachel and Lily, navigate life in quarantine. While Rachel juggles her many telemedicine clients as well as a shaky, passionless marriage, Lily is upstairs just trying to convince her Wall Street clientele that her very specific skillset is still just as valuable over video as it was in person.