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EPISODE · Oct 9, 2025 · 1H 10M

Episode 90: Comedian/Actor-Brian Stollery

from In The Wry Podcast · host Curt Fletcher

Canadian comedian/actor Brian Stollery joins the podcast for this episode to talk about his acting career, Second City, Norm MacDonald, differences between stand up in Canada and the U.S., working with Rowan Atkinson in Rat Race, and more!Brian Stollery rarely waits more than a heartbeat before inviting his audiences to have a laugh at his expense. Observational, autobiographical and hilariously self-deprecating, Brian Stollery’s brand of comedy reveals the underlying absurdity of everyday life in a way that is as scathingly honest as it is fast paced and energetic. Mr. Stollery has spent more than twenty years mining the stuff of everyday life for laughs in a way that is universal and unique. His quick-witted delivery covers a variety of topics flowing effortlessly from one bit to another. Brian’s material is current, ensuring he covers the latest trends and events both from his life and the world. His clever word play and witty commentary on life delights audiences wherever he performs.https://thecomedian.ca/

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