Bruce McCulloch of Kids in the Hall fame will be headlining the Grindstone Comedy Festival in Edmonton July 6 and 7.
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Q&A: Bruce McCulloch touches on Albertan roots and upcoming 1-man show in Edmonton
Bruce McCulloch of Kids in the Hall fame will be headlining the Grindstone Comedy Festival in Edmonton July 6 and 7.
Q&A: Bruce McCulloch touches on Albertan roots and upcoming 1-man show in Edmonton
Bruce McCulloch of Kids in the Hall fame will be headlining the Grindstone Comedy Festival in Edmonton July 6 and 7.
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