Three Saskatchewan comedians made the crowd laugh to tears. Yuk Yuk’s Stand Comedy Show brought by the Orpheum Theatre attracted a lot of people. Some were celebrating St. Valentine’s Day, while others just stopped by to extend their lives by a good year.
Dusty Williamson, originally from Ponteix, was the master of ceremony for the night. He warmed up the crowd opening it for up-and-comer Andrea Bunnin from Saskatoon, whose awkward and funny introvert character made the crowd catch a big laughing wave.
After a short break, Saskatoon’s Myles Morrison took the stage, and since that moment until the very end of the show, the audience wouldn't stop laughing for a split moment.
“Thank you for a great evening I haven't laughed that hard in a long time, Yuk Yuk’s show was great!!!!!!” said one of the Mercury readers Pauline Robillard.
The comedians proved that “clean” humour can still be hilarious.
For the night, the theatre was decorated with pink ribbons, hearts and scenes from Dirty Dances. As a compliment, all guests also received heart-shaped candies.
