That the generations are destined never to understand each other is a comedy staple, yet Tom Stade strikes gold with his playfully exaggerated potshots across the… ...

Bought up in the backwoods of British Columbia Tom Stade earned his comedy stripes in Canada, where he recorded his own one-hour TV special Stade And Confused for the Comedy Network. Now largely based ...

In previous shows he's blamed his long-term partner - a perhaps surprising 19 years and counting - for crushing all his dreams; but here he's more frank in accepting it's all about the tug-of-war ...

Tom Stade has said that he is in favour of total freedom of speech. The stand-up comedian and Tramadol Nights writer told Digital Spy that he finds things on the news offensive, rather than the ...

Co-star and co-writer of Frankie Boyle?s Tramadol Nights (Ch4), and as seen on Michael McIntyre’s Comedy Roadshow (BBC1) and Stand-Up For The Week (Ch4). Don’t miss hugely talented Canadian emigre Tom ...

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BACK on the road after the sell-out success of his month-long run at the Edinburgh Festival last year, Canadian comedian Tom Stade returns to the Lighthouse in Poole with his brand new show on Friday, ...

“Astounding” comedian Tom Stade has been named as the headliner for The HaHa Club’s next show in Buckshaw Village. Did you know with a Digital Subscription to Lancashire Evening Post, you can get ...

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Tom’s funny and today’s funny don’t always see eye to eye, but that’s cool; it’s not Tom’s way to follow the herd. He much prefers to take the path less travelled (some smart guy once said that). Join ...

You know Tom Stade, right? Charismatic Canadian comedian, got a nice US development deal, then somehow ended up in Wolverhampton? Well, if you've only ever seen those brief TV routines that catapulted ...