Latter Duo and Content

duo: The new revue is swift and clever, its comedy clicking sure like clockwork, with much of the content having to do with hopeful illusions dashed by hard realities, according to Globe and Mail. Where upbeat newlyweds are exploring their boundaries, an older couple laughs about sharing the toilet. Smugness here is not a good look, or even warranted. The jaded latter duo has sex every third Sunday, followed by Doritos and Westworld, which is the real orgasm of the occasion. Mind you, newcomer Paloma Nunez has her moments as an aunt who terrorizes a young couple with her taunts of wait till you have a baby, as a one-night-stand participant in a brilliant, wordless BBC nature-doc sketch, and as a mustached ukulele-playing Mexican immigrant who has had his heart broken by America. Second Company has been blessed with breakout stars of late laugh-out-loud moments being caused by the likes of Kirsten Rasmussen, Nigel Downer and Stacey McGunnigle but Everything is Great Again makes do finely without a breakout performer on-board. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.