La tournée du célèbre humoriste Sugar Sammy s'arrête cette semaine à London et à Windsor. En entrevue avec la journaliste Lisette Leboeuf, il affirme avoir hâte d’être de passage dans la région. L’humoriste s’inspire de l’actualité pour son spectacle et de l’atmosphère politique et économique qui est en train de de s’imprégner ici au Canada. « Pour moi, c’est très intéressant. Il y a beaucoup de matériel sur les tarifs et l’économie qui vont être présents dans mon spectacle, et je pense que le peuple américain est de notre...

In this video, Sugar Sammy joins Mary Berg on The Good Stuff to talk about his Canadian tour, performing in Paris, and his experience connecting with French audiences. He also discusses his role on France’s Got Talent and plays a fun rapid-fire game. Watch the full interview here.

In this video, comedian Sugar Sammy talks about his Canadian tour, including his stop in Edmonton. He discusses the political climate between the U.S. and Canada and its impact on his material. He also highlights the diversity of his audiences and how he tailors his comedy to different crowds. Additionally, he shares insights from his seven seasons as a judge on La France a un Incroyable Talent. Watch the full interview here.

He calls himself the equal opportunity offender. Comedian Sugar Sammy is here to tell us about his upcoming show and why comedians need to cross the line to make us laugh.  Listen to the full interview here.

The Montreal comedian Sugar Sammy refers to himself as an “equal opportunity offender.” As a comic, he says the only thing worse than outrage is silence. Ahead of his 20-city Canadian tour, Sammy sits down with Tom Power to tell us what’s on his mind, why our changing world is a goldmine for new material, and how offensive jokes can actually unify us. Plus, he reveals the four components he believes define a successful stand-up comedian. Listen to the full interview here.

Standup comic Sugar Sammy has no shortage of audiences—he’s quadrilingual, performing in English, French, Hindi and Punjabi. “All of those identities just melt into one to create something unique,” Sammy told CTV News prior to his English-language shows at The Laugh Shop in Calgary on Jan. 31 and Feb. 1. Born and raised in Montreal, Sammy, whose real name is Samir Khullar, occasionally performs bilingual French-English shows, not just in Quebec but across Canada. “Whenever there’s an event, they show up in droves, and I’m very appreciative of that. And the Francophone community in Alberta, they’re intense; they’re amazing,” he said. He also has a following in France, where...

In this interview on QX104, Canadian comedian Sugar Sammy joins hosts Brody and Karly to discuss his North American tour and upcoming performances at Rumor's Comedy Club. Listen to the full interview here. 

Comedian Sugar Sammy talks about his show at Rumor’s Comedy Club this weekend. Watch the full interview here.

Comedian Sugar Sammy joins Moore In The Morning ahead of his Toronto shows. Listen to the full interview here. 

C’est par plusieurs représentations dans la capitale manitobaine que l’humoriste va commencer une longue tournée au Canada. Après une tournée dans 20 villes américaines où il a donné 56 représentations, Sugar Sammy revient sur le sol canadien et va présenter 34 spectacles dans 17 villes différentes. Pour commencer, il sera à Winnipeg le 24 et 25 janvier à Winnipeg. Il jouera sur une scène qu’il connait bien, celle du Rumor’s Comedy Club (1). « Je me sens bien, excité et fébrile. J’ai hâte de retrouver mon public canadien, avec qui j’ai une relation depuis...

Get ready for laughs with Canadian comedian Sugar Sammy, who’s back on his North American tour. Sammy shares his insights on how comedy can bridge divides and showcases his unique ability to perform in four languages. Plus, he plays a hilarious round of "This or That," answering playful questions posed by Jeff and Carolyn. Watch the full interview here. 

Celebrating 30 Years of making The Montrealer!   Sugar Sammy: I first met Sammy on a Friday afternoon, and I was his last interview. We had time to get to know one another, trade stories, and as it turns out – we struck up a rapport. Since then we’ve met several times, and we’ve actually published three different cover stories about Sugar Sammy. Sammy is young, very cool and he helped us to reach a younger audience.  When Sammy tweets that he’s in The Montrealer or on our website, our numbers go through the roof! Our interviews are more of a conversation than a series of questions – but we still get the job done to make it interesting for our readers. He works very, very hard at what he...