Directed by Daniel Grou

King Dave is based on a play by Alexandre Goyett. Director Daniel Grou (Podz) has kept the integrity of the production, as the hour and forty minutes is filmed in the style of a long single shot with a natural edit as we move from scene to scene. The audience follows Dave (Alexandre Goyette) on his misadventures and chance encounters that normally racially or violently charged, and meet a violent or abrupt ending. Dave spews with passion his inner character monologues to the audience, as the fourth wall is broken. There are only brief seconds where Dave comes back to the scene to interact with the characters of the act.

Tomorrow on a special Just for Laughs edition of Fatal Attraction, Patricia interviews legendary political satirist, stand-up comedian and activist Barry Crimmins about his upcoming show on July 29th at Café Cléopatra. Barry also discusses what makes a good comedian, what we can do to help those who have experienced trauma and the importance of maintaining hope while the world is ending. Tune in at 3pm this Wednesday and prepare to be moved and humbled by Barry Crimmins' inspiring insights!

TONIGHT @ 6PM ON The Commonwealth Conundrum Show - the lovely Rebecca is interviewing James Mullinger about the premier of his first movie, The Comedian's Guide to Survival at this year's Just for Laughs Festival! During the second half of the show, she'll also interview The Autumn Stones, a Canadian dream pop band who are playing at Quai des Brumes this Saturday!

Radulov has a history of partying hard...

Promises of change were made, local sports media talked about a major shake-up happening, and with that in mind Marc Bergevin, Habs General Manager, sure did not disappoint! After drafting future number one D-man Mikhail Sergachev and trading Lars Eller for gritty forward Andrew Shaw, it happened—P. K. was traded! Fast forward a week later, Marc Bergevin, who is said not to be a fan of July 1st free agency day, signed often troubled KHL winger Alexander Radulov.