I saw his show about 10 years ago and thoroughly enjoyed it. This show was significantly better with the keen observations he makes about life all around us. It packed in more stories, more humour and better organization. The little he did about Trump was soft but keen edged. His engagement with the audience reflected his experience in dealing with audience feedback. His handling of latecomers, especially with a couple from London Ontario was priceless. There was a spontaneous standing ovation for him at the end. It was well deserved. We came from Woodbridge by subway, the easiest method on a Friday night. We ate at the food court in the Eaton Center. Didn't mind that at all. Going home back on the subway was easy as pie. Great night.

If Now is Not a Good Time don't wait too long to see Danny Bhoy in his multigenerationally appealing show. Explaining transistor radios and booking holidays through brochures in the days before the Internet to teens in the audience left us oldsters rollicking with laughs. Sometimes rude and irreverent, Bhoy carries the show with poise. His one man sketches about life in the pandemic from penguins to mattress delivery refusals are true comedic theatre. We ate Alberta steak at nearby Earls on 16th, staff and food always yum! and walked to the Jube from there. Nice on a brisk fall night with full moon overhead. Though I would nae tak me Scottish granny to the show, teens and up all approved! We love ya Danny Bhoy.

The best comedian by far. Danny will have you laughing the entire time. As usual, his timing is spot on. Don't be a fool and miss Danny Bhoy. Go ahead and lol!

Danny Bhoy delivered a laught first think later performence to a luckwarm audience. Making fun of the energie lever of the room to imitations to intelligent comment about food, laguages and travel. A must see for anyone who enjoy smart, funny and gracious comedian.

In an age of fools, it was a very refreshing encounter. Bravo. And ... without a doubt entertaining, and laughter to the point of bursting. Danny Bhoy's, Scottish whit is a welcome change. Highly recommend his show.

Great performances by both Danny Boyd and his opening act comedian. However, the sound was poor. We missed a lot of what was being said just because there was not enough volume. Sound was disappointing, the act was not.