Kevin McDonald is Being Forced to Improvise!
Tossing Kevin McDonald to the [improv] wolves!
GREAT IF YOU ENJOY...
Kids in the Hall, Ben Schwartz & Friends
DATE: Sat, July 25th
DOORS: 8:15pm
SHOW: 8:30pm
TICKETS: $15
To
purchase tix, select quantity in upper right & click "Add to Cart." No physical tix will be mailed;
simply bring your ID the night of the
performance. Want to use a gift card? Please email, call (802.859.0100), or visit the Box Office to redeem.
ALSO: Check out the early show, "Kevin McDonald: Superstar," as well as the comedy workshops Kevin will be teaching while he's here in Vermont!
ABOUT THE SHOW
Legendary sketch comedian Kevin McDonald returns to Vermont, and we're going to make him improvise!
A cast of some of the funniest, most experienced improv comedians Vermont has to offer will pull the blindfold off Kevin's eyes at the last minute, shove him onstage, and force him to be a guest player in a high-energy, spontaneous comedy show. Don't miss it!
ABOUT THE COMEDIAN
Comedian, actor, writer and director Kevin McDonald founded "The Kids in the Hall" with friend Dave Foley, after they met in Toronto at Second City, and the television series ran from 1988-1995. In the troupe's television series and stage shows, he portrays several popular recurring characters, such as the King of Empty Promises, Sir Simon Milligan, and Jerry Sizzler.
McDonald went on to appear in a variety of films including Boy Meets Girl, Lilo & Stitch, Lilo & Stitch: The Series, and Epic Movie. On television, he has appeared on The Martin Short Show, Ellen, That '70s Show, Seinfeld, Friends, NewsRadio, MADtv, Arrested Development, and Corner Gas. McDonald has also done voice work for various animated series, including Nickelodeon's Invader Zim, The Angry Beavers, Catscratch, and Clerks: The Animated Series. He also played an imaginary friend named Ivan in the episode Sight For Sore Eyes on Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends, appeared in the music video for "Roses" by Outkast, and made an appearance in Tim and Eric's Awesome Show.
In 2006 McDonald hosted a CBC Television special, featuring several of Canada's best-known sketch comedy troupes. "Sketch with Kevin McDonald" won a Canadian Comedy Award (Best Taped Live Performance - The Minnesota Wrecking Crew). He was recently at the Just for Laughs Festival with the reunion of Kids in the Hall, and also with his show "Hammy and the Kids" with Craig Northey, based on his two dysfunctional families, his father ("Hammy") and the Kids in the Hall, as well as "Death Comes to Town" on CBC.
AGES: ALL (18+ recommended)
Visiting from out of town? Stay upstairs at the Hilton Garden Inn!
Click here for a 15% discount off the regular hotel rate.
SUPPORT COMEDY IN VERMONT! Our Patreon members get free tickets, early access and more. Or donate to our 501(c)(3) nonprofit, Vermont Comedy Arts, which is dedicated to making comedy education, performance and community accessible to all.
*** COVID-19 PROTOCOL INFO ***
To learn about our Covid-19 safety protocols, click here. If you are feeling sick, we ask that you please stay home! Simply email boxoffice@vtcomedy.com or call (802) 859-0100 and we will give you a credit to see a future show. (See cancellation policy below for more info.)
*** IMPORTANT TICKETING & POLICY INFO ***
TICKETS: VCC works with a will-call system, meaning we do not print physical tickets. To gain entry, simply check in at the box office the night of the show with your ticket confirmation (printout or phone) or a valid ID. NEVER BUY TICKETS FROM A THIRD PARTY WEBSITE. Our website and Box Office are the ONLY places that sell legitimate tickets to our shows.
LATE ENTRY: Entering the room mid-show is distracting. Please be respectful and arrive on time! If you arrive at a show more than 30 minutes after the scheduled showtime, you WILL NOT be admitted and will NOT be issued a refund.
AUDIENCE ETIQUETTE: We want EVERYONE to have a good time. We encourage you to laugh a lot and interact with performers when invited. During the show, do not chat at your table or shout unsolicited comments at performers. Disruptive patrons WILL BE EJECTED and will not receive a refund.
REFUNDS: We do not offer ticket refunds. The ONLY exception is if the venue or performer has to cancel or reschedule a show (in which case you will be given the option to receive a refund).
If you can no longer attend a show for any reason (illness, weather, unforeseen circumstances, etc.), you may:
- Transfer your ticket to another person who is able to attend, or
- Request a credit in our system to be used toward seeing a future show.
This must happen PRIOR to the scheduled show time by contacting the Box Office at boxoffice@vtcomedy.com or 802.859.0100. We cannot provide refunds OR credits to customers who contact us after the start time of the show.
We do NOT provide refunds due to dissatisfaction with the show.
Legendary sketch comedian Kevin McDonald returns to Vermont, and we're going to make him improvise!
A cast of some of the funniest, most experienced improv comedians Vermont has to offer will pull the blindfold off Kevin's eyes at the last minute, shove him onstage, and force him to be a guest player in a high-energy, spontaneous comedy show. Don't miss it!
Kevin McDonald is a Canadian comedian, actor and voice artist. He is known as a member of The Kids in the Hall, the voice of Pleakley in the Lilo & Stitch series, Waffle in Catscratch, and the Almighty Tallest Purple in Invader Zim.
McDonald founded The Kids in the Hall with his friend Dave Foley. They met in Toronto at the Second City Training Center, and the two wrote and performed in sketches together more than any other pair in the group. In the troupe’s TV show and stage shows, he portrays several popular recurring characters, such as the King of Empty Promises, Sir Simon Milligan, and Jerry Sizzler. Still, it’s a frequent running gag that McDonald is the least popular member and always struggling not to get kicked out.
Since The Kids in the Hall’s end in 1994, he’s played many roles in movies like Boy Meets Girl, Agent Pleakley in the Lilo & Stitch series, and Harry Potter in Epic Movie. On TV, he has appeared on The Martin Short Show, Ellen (as a radio personality), That ’70s Show (as a confused young cleric, Pastor Dave), Seinfeld, Friends, NewsRadio (on which Foley starred), MADtv, Arrested Development, and Corner Gas. McDonald has also done voice work for various animated series, including Invader Zim (in which he did the voice for Almighty Tallest Purple), The Angry Beavers, Catscratch (in which he voiced Waffle), and Clerks: The Animated Series. He also played an imaginary friend named Ivan in the Foster’s Home for Imaginary Friends episode Sight For Sore Eyes, and appeared in the music video for “Roses” by Outkast.
In 2006, McDonald hosted a CBC Television special, featuring several of Canada’s best-known sketch comedy troupes. “Sketch with Kevin McDonald” won a Canadian Comedy Award (Best Taped Live Performance – The Minnesota Wrecking Crew), with The Imponderables nominated for the same award.
He was recently in Montreal as a part of the Just for Laughs Festival with the reunion of The Kids in the Hall, and also with his show “Hammy and the Kids” with Craig Northey, based on his two dysfunctional families, his father (“Hammy”) and The Kids in the Hall.
Tossing Kevin McDonald to the [improv] wolves!
GREAT IF YOU ENJOY...
Kids in the Hall, Ben Schwartz & Friends
DATE: Sat, July 25th
DOORS: 8:15pm
SHOW: 8:30pm
TICKETS: $15
To
purchase tix, select quantity in upper right & click "Add to Cart." No physical tix will be mailed;
simply bring your ID the night of the
performance. Want to use a gift card? Please email, call (802.859.0100), or visit the Box Office to redeem.
ALSO: Check out the early show, "Kevin McDonald: Superstar," as well as the comedy workshops Kevin will be teaching while he's here in Vermont!
ABOUT THE SHOW
Legendary sketch comedian Kevin McDonald returns to Vermont, and we're going to make him improvise!
A cast of some of the funniest, most experienced improv comedians Vermont has to offer will pull the blindfold off Kevin's eyes at the last minute, shove him onstage, and force him to be a guest player in a high-energy, spontaneous comedy show. Don't miss it!
ABOUT THE COMEDIAN
Comedian, actor, writer and director Kevin McDonald founded "The Kids in the Hall" with friend Dave Foley, after they met in Toronto at Second City, and the television series ran from 1988-1995. In the troupe's television series and stage shows, he portrays several popular recurring characters, such as the King of Empty Promises, Sir Simon Milligan, and Jerry Sizzler.
McDonald went on to appear in a variety of films including Boy Meets Girl, Lilo & Stitch, Lilo & Stitch: The Series, and Epic Movie. On television, he has appeared on The Martin Short Show, Ellen, That '70s Show, Seinfeld, Friends, NewsRadio, MADtv, Arrested Development, and Corner Gas. McDonald has also done voice work for various animated series, including Nickelodeon's Invader Zim, The Angry Beavers, Catscratch, and Clerks: The Animated Series. He also played an imaginary friend named Ivan in the episode Sight For Sore Eyes on Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends, appeared in the music video for "Roses" by Outkast, and made an appearance in Tim and Eric's Awesome Show.
In 2006 McDonald hosted a CBC Television special, featuring several of Canada's best-known sketch comedy troupes. "Sketch with Kevin McDonald" won a Canadian Comedy Award (Best Taped Live Performance - The Minnesota Wrecking Crew). He was recently at the Just for Laughs Festival with the reunion of Kids in the Hall, and also with his show "Hammy and the Kids" with Craig Northey, based on his two dysfunctional families, his father ("Hammy") and the Kids in the Hall, as well as "Death Comes to Town" on CBC.
AGES: ALL (18+ recommended)
Visiting from out of town? Stay upstairs at the Hilton Garden Inn!
Click here for a 15% discount off the regular hotel rate.
SUPPORT COMEDY IN VERMONT! Our Patreon members get free tickets, early access and more. Or donate to our 501(c)(3) nonprofit, Vermont Comedy Arts, which is dedicated to making comedy education, performance and community accessible to all.
*** COVID-19 PROTOCOL INFO ***
To learn about our Covid-19 safety protocols, click here. If you are feeling sick, we ask that you please stay home! Simply email boxoffice@vtcomedy.com or call (802) 859-0100 and we will give you a credit to see a future show. (See cancellation policy below for more info.)
*** IMPORTANT TICKETING & POLICY INFO ***
TICKETS: VCC works with a will-call system, meaning we do not print physical tickets. To gain entry, simply check in at the box office the night of the show with your ticket confirmation (printout or phone) or a valid ID. NEVER BUY TICKETS FROM A THIRD PARTY WEBSITE. Our website and Box Office are the ONLY places that sell legitimate tickets to our shows.
LATE ENTRY: Entering the room mid-show is distracting. Please be respectful and arrive on time! If you arrive at a show more than 30 minutes after the scheduled showtime, you WILL NOT be admitted and will NOT be issued a refund.
AUDIENCE ETIQUETTE: We want EVERYONE to have a good time. We encourage you to laugh a lot and interact with performers when invited. During the show, do not chat at your table or shout unsolicited comments at performers. Disruptive patrons WILL BE EJECTED and will not receive a refund.
REFUNDS: We do not offer ticket refunds. The ONLY exception is if the venue or performer has to cancel or reschedule a show (in which case you will be given the option to receive a refund).
If you can no longer attend a show for any reason (illness, weather, unforeseen circumstances, etc.), you may:
- Transfer your ticket to another person who is able to attend, or
- Request a credit in our system to be used toward seeing a future show.
This must happen PRIOR to the scheduled show time by contacting the Box Office at boxoffice@vtcomedy.com or 802.859.0100. We cannot provide refunds OR credits to customers who contact us after the start time of the show.
We do NOT provide refunds due to dissatisfaction with the show.
Legendary sketch comedian Kevin McDonald returns to Vermont, and we're going to make him improvise!
A cast of some of the funniest, most experienced improv comedians Vermont has to offer will pull the blindfold off Kevin's eyes at the last minute, shove him onstage, and force him to be a guest player in a high-energy, spontaneous comedy show. Don't miss it!
Kevin McDonald is a Canadian comedian, actor and voice artist. He is known as a member of The Kids in the Hall, the voice of Pleakley in the Lilo & Stitch series, Waffle in Catscratch, and the Almighty Tallest Purple in Invader Zim.
McDonald founded The Kids in the Hall with his friend Dave Foley. They met in Toronto at the Second City Training Center, and the two wrote and performed in sketches together more than any other pair in the group. In the troupe’s TV show and stage shows, he portrays several popular recurring characters, such as the King of Empty Promises, Sir Simon Milligan, and Jerry Sizzler. Still, it’s a frequent running gag that McDonald is the least popular member and always struggling not to get kicked out.
Since The Kids in the Hall’s end in 1994, he’s played many roles in movies like Boy Meets Girl, Agent Pleakley in the Lilo & Stitch series, and Harry Potter in Epic Movie. On TV, he has appeared on The Martin Short Show, Ellen (as a radio personality), That ’70s Show (as a confused young cleric, Pastor Dave), Seinfeld, Friends, NewsRadio (on which Foley starred), MADtv, Arrested Development, and Corner Gas. McDonald has also done voice work for various animated series, including Invader Zim (in which he did the voice for Almighty Tallest Purple), The Angry Beavers, Catscratch (in which he voiced Waffle), and Clerks: The Animated Series. He also played an imaginary friend named Ivan in the Foster’s Home for Imaginary Friends episode Sight For Sore Eyes, and appeared in the music video for “Roses” by Outkast.
In 2006, McDonald hosted a CBC Television special, featuring several of Canada’s best-known sketch comedy troupes. “Sketch with Kevin McDonald” won a Canadian Comedy Award (Best Taped Live Performance – The Minnesota Wrecking Crew), with The Imponderables nominated for the same award.
He was recently in Montreal as a part of the Just for Laughs Festival with the reunion of The Kids in the Hall, and also with his show “Hammy and the Kids” with Craig Northey, based on his two dysfunctional families, his father (“Hammy”) and The Kids in the Hall.