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Everything’s Fine
Everything’s Fine

Fri, Oct 02

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Sandfield Centre

Everything’s Fine

A one-woman show filled with laughs, personal stories and oh-my-God-that’s-me moments.


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Time / Heure

Oct 02, 2026, 7:00 p.m. – 9:30 p.m.

Sandfield Centre, 102 Derby St W, Alexandria, ON K0C 1A0, Canada

About / À propos

This show is sold out! Join the waitlist to be contacted first if additional seats become available.


Have you ever answered “I’m fine” while holding together a schedule, a household, a career, everyone else’s emotions and the last functioning corner of your nervous system?


Same.


In Everything’s Fine, I turn my own experiences with people-pleasing, overachievement, motherhood, mental load and burnout into a one-woman comedy and storytelling show about all the ridiculous things we do while insisting we have everything under control.


Expect true stories about motherhood, marriage, impossible standards, questionable decisions and the many moments when my priorities were, in retrospect, completely unhinged.


It’s a night out for anyone who could use a drink, a laugh and the reassuring realization that she is definitely not the only one.

Come with your girlfriends or come on your own. Either way, you will be among people who get it.


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A few things we’ll talk about…



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Important details

  • Doors open at 6 p.m.

  • Show starts at 7 p.m.

  • Approximate running time: 2 hours, including an intermission.

  • Ticket includes one drink. 🍷

  • Additional drinks available for purchase. (cash only)

  • Books available for purchase and signing. (cash, credit and debit card accepted)


A huge thank you to Tec4 Productions. Official audiovisual partner and sponsor of Everything’s Fine Comedy Show.



Tickets

  • Ticket

    $30.00

    +$3.90 HST

    +$0.85 ticket service fee

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