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Festival and awards ceremony for works of 2009
11th Canadian Comedy Awards 2010 10 18 yes Winter Garden Theatre Toronto, Ontario Canada Canadian Comedy Foundation for Excellence Dave Foley Television: Less Than Kind (3) Film The Trotsky (3) Person: Irwin Barker (2) Television: Less Than Kind (7) Film: Eating Buccaneers (5) Person: Jeremy Hotz and Pat Thornton (3) https://www.canadiancomedyawards.org 10th Canadian Comedy Awards 12th
The 11th Canadian Comedy Awards, presented by the Canadian Comedy Foundation for Excellence (CCFE), honoured the best live, television, film, and Internet comedy of 2009. The ceremony was held at the Winter Garden Theatre in Toronto, Ontario, on 18 October 2010 and was hosted by Dave Foley.
Canadian Comedy Awards, also known as Beavers, were awarded in 22 categories. Some winners were picked by members of industry organizations while others were chosen by the Canadian public through an online poll. The awards ceremony was held during the five-day Canadian Comedy Awards Festival which ran from 14 to 18 October and included 38 shows at six venues.
The TV series Less Than Kind led with seven nominations followed by the film Eating Buccaneers with five. Less Than Kind won three Beavers, as did the film The Trotsky. Irwin Barker was posthumously awarded two Beavers and the Dave Broadfoot Award.
Festival and ceremony
The Canadian Comedy Awards (CCA) returned to Toronto, Ontario, in 2010, after a seven-year absence from the city. This was the first occasion that Toronto hosted the Canadian Comedy Awards Festival, which had grown to the point that a larger city could more easily accommodate the events. The five-day festival ran from 14 to 18 October and featured 38 shows in six venues. This included stand-up, sketch, improv, and one-person shows. Venues included Yuk Yuk's, Comedy Bar, Bad Dog Theatre, and Second City.
One notable show was BeerProv in which 18 improvisors competed, drinking beer in successive elimination rounds until one was left. Sean Tabares won the event and later won the Beaver for best male improvisor. Catch 23 was another competitive improv show featuring pairs of performers.
A gala was held on 17 October at the Winter Garden Theatre hosted by Mary Walsh. The awards ceremony was held on 18 October hosted by Dave Foley. Performers included Teresa Pavlinek and Kathryn Greenwood (Women Fully Clothed), Seán Cullen, Gordon Pinsent, Tom Green, and Loretta Swit.
Winners and nominees
Nominees, selected by jury, were announced on 22 June 2010 in Toronto. Awards were given in 22 categories.
Irwin Barker, who had died the day before nominations were announced, won posthumous Beavers for Canadian Comedy Person of the Year and Best Male Stand-up, as well as the Dave Broadfoot Award for comic genius.
Winners are listed first and highlighted in boldface:
Multimedia
Canadian Comedy Person of the Year Best Radio Program or Clip Irwin Barker
Seth Rogen
Russell Peters
Colin Mochrie
Brent Butt "Monotheism vs. Polytheism" – The Debaters (Sean Cullen & Ron Sparks)
"Ali Rizvi Badshah" – Monsoon House
"Doug, the Last Man on Earth" – The Irrelevant Show
"First Generation Urbanite"
The Sketchersons Radio Show
Live
Best Taped Live Performance Best Stand-up Newcomer Jon Dore – Just For Laughs
Darcy Michael – Winnipeg Comedy Festival
Mark Forward – Just For Laughs
Sugar Sammy – Live in Concert
Winston Spear – Stand Up & Bite Me Mark DeBonis
Amanda Brooke Perrin
John Hastings
Julien Dionne
Pardis Parker Best Male Stand-up Best Female Stand-up Irwin Barker
Chuck Byrn
Jeremy Hotz
Mike Paterson
Pete Zedlacher Laurie Elliott
Allyson Smith
Jo-Anna Downey
Kate Davis
Kristeen von Hagen Best Male Improviser Best Female Improviser Sean Tabares
Matt Baram
Ronald Pederson
Sandy Jobin-Bevans
Taz VanRassel Naomi Snieckus, National Theatre of the World
Ashley Botting
Jan Caruana
Julie Dumais
Leslie Seiler Best Sketch Troupe or Company Best Improv Troupe or Company The Imponderables
Picnicface
She Said What
The Second City
The Sketchersons National Theatre of the World, The Carnegie Hall Show
General Fools Improvisational Theatre
Monkey Toast: The Improvised Talk Show
Rapid Fire Theatre
Scratch Best One Person Show Best Comedic Play, Revue or Series Naughty Little Children
Chaotica
Harper Girl Does Canada
Her
Hypnotist The Incredible Boris Hilarious Hypnotic Event 0% Down, 100% Screwed
Maybe
Morro and Jasp do Puberty
Nursery School Musical
Uncalled For presents Today Is All Your Birthdays
Television
Best Direction in a Program or Series Best Writing in a Program or Series Kenny Hotz – Kenny vs. Spenny
Brian Roberts – Dan for Mayor Ep. 103
Bruce McDonald – Almost Audrey
Kelly Makin – Less Than Kind
Vivieno Caldinelli – Hotbox Mark McKinney – Less Than Kind
Garry Campbell – Less Than Kind
Kenny Hotz – Kenny vs. Spenny
Levi MacDougall and Nathan Fielder – Important Things with Demetri Martin
Pat Thornton, Vivieno Caldinelli, Tim Polley, Graham Wagner, Katie Crown, and Bob Kerr – Hotbox Best Performance by a Male Best Performance by a Female Dave Foley – Less Than Kind
Brandon Firla – Little Mosque on the Prairie
Ennis Esmer – The Listener
Gavin Crawford – This Hour Has 22 Minutes
Pat Thornton – Hotbox Laurie Elliott – Almost Audrey
Alana Johnston – That's So Weird!
Geri Hall – This Hour Has 22 Minutes
Jennifer Irwin – Less Than Kind
Wendel Meldrum – Less Than Kind Best Performance by an Ensemble Jesse Camacho, Wendel Meldrum, Benjamin Arthur, Nancy Sorel, Maury Chaykin, Brooke Palsson – Less Than Kind
Gavin Crawford, Mark Critch, Geri Hall, Cathy Jones, Shaun Majumder – This Hour Has 22 Minutes
Fred Ewanuick, Mary Ashton, Paul Bates, Benjamin Ayres, Suzanne Coy, Agam Darshi, Laurie Murdoch, David Ferry, Lara Jean Chorostecki – Dan for Mayor
Pat Thornton, Sandy Jobin-Bevans, Levi MacDougall, Jeff McEnery, Vivieno Caldinelli, Tal Zimerman – Hotbox
Laurie Elliott, Inessa Frantowski, Agam Darshi, Ryan Kelly, Ingrid Hart – Almost Audrey
Film
Best Performance by a Male Best Performance by a Female Jay Baruchel – The Trotsky
Brian G. Smith – Chère
Peter Keleghan – Eating Buccaneers
Jeff White – Eating Buccaneers
Pardis Parker – Afghan Kristin Booth – At Home by Myself...With You
Geneviève Bujold – The Trotsky
Jessica Paré – Suck
Leah Pinsent – Eating Buccaneers
Shannon Beckner – Eating Buccaneers Best Direction Best Writing Jacob Tierney – The Trotsky
Brian G. Smith – Chère
Pardis Parker – Two Men, Two Cows, Two Guns
Rob Stefaniuk – Suck
Spencer Maybee – Man v. Minivan Jacob Tierney – The Trotsky
Bill Keenan – Eating Buccaneers
Ken Hall and Brian G. Smith – Chère
Pardis Parker – Afghan
Rob Stefaniuk – Suck
Internet
Best Web Clip Being Erica – Erica's Blog – "The Phone Message"
"Improv Monologue Project #35 George Basil"
"Running of the Bullshitters"
"The Button"
"The Return of Billy Bob on Q"
Special awards
Chairman's Award Dave Broadfoot Award Harry Doupe Irwin Barker
Multiple wins
The following people, shows, films, etc. received multiple awards
Awards Person or work 3 Less Than Kind The Trotsky 2 Irwin Barker
Multiple nominations
The following people, shows, films, etc. received multiple awards
Nominations Person or work 7 Less Than Kind 5 Eating Buccaneers 4 Hotbox 3 Chère Jeremy Hotz Pat Thornton Suck The Trotsky This Hour Has 22 Minutes 2 Afghan Almost Audrey Dan for Mayor Gavin Crawford Geri Hall Irwin Barker Kenny vs. Spenny Levi MacDougall Laurie Elliott
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External links
Canadian Comedy Awards official website https://web.archive.org/web/20230201192449/https://www.canadiancomedyawards.org/ 2023-02-01
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