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Katherine Brodsky is a freelance writer whose work has appeared in Variety, Entertainment Weekly,USA Weekend Magazine, Canadian Screenwriter, MovieMaker Magazine, The Independent, Stage Directions, The Georgia Straight, Alive Magazine, Forward, Travel Intelligence, Writer’s Digest, Fashion Magazine, BonjourParis, and many other publications. She has interviewed a diverse range of intriguing personalities, including Oscar, Emmy, Grammy, Pulitzer, Tony, and Genie Award-winners and nominees. She is a member of the Alliance of Women Film Journalists. Blog: http://www.katherinebrodsky.com/blog
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At the opening night gala for the Vancouver Comedy Festival, Martin Short took to the stage shifting through an assortments of characters ranging from Ed Grimley to the wildly beloved donut-eating...
Vancouver’s Comedy & Arts Festival is back in town and it's bringing some of the top names in comedy with it, Feb 7-17.
Martin Short will open the festival at a gala performance on February 8.
