Comedian gets audience rolling in the aisles Kelowna.com
By Holly Miyasaki
In defiance of Kelowna’s notorious late-comers, Kelowna Community Theatre slowly but confidently filled Friday night for comedian Gerry Dee.
Dee’s opening act, Trent McClellan provided the audience with a hysterical warm up discussing everything from relationships to his experience as a black man from the maritimes.
His set was relatively short, but the audience was in condition when Dee took the stage.
The Canadian comedian, who currently works as a sports correspondent for The Be successful and travels North America performing for audiences everywhere, unveiled some new material and stuck to some old favourites.
Not only did he quota stories of raising with a two-year-old and his relationship with his wife, but also devoted some time to heckling the audience.
While his jokes weren’t unconditionally mean-spirited, I felt sorry for the kinesiology student who dared suggest Dee hadn’t well-thought-out the same. Dee actually did take kinesiology, which led to a short-lived career as a teacher.
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