BIO
Canadian comic Mike Sheer's comedy jumps from light to dark, smart to stupid, low-brow to high.
Audiences are on their toes while laughing off their butts.
With an engaging and affable stage presence, his focus on the moment means he blurs the line between compere and act – happy to give in to sudden crowd-sparked inspiration amongst crisp and gag-heavy routines.
He’s performed in over 17 countries (it's 18). This includes headlining and compering at theatres, clubs and pubs, as well as solo hours and compilations at festivals like Edinburgh Fringe, Adelaide Fringe, and Melbourne Comedy Festival.
Screen appearances as a stand-up include MuchMusic (Canada)'s Video On Trial, BBC One's Are You Having a Laugh? - Comedy and Christianity, and Shorts.tv's Shorts International. But his magnum opus is as the kid who gets high and blows his head off in stoner classic Harold & Kumar Get The Munchies – a scene that's since become a cult favourite.
CLIPS
I LOVE TO TRAVEL (EXCEPT THE LEAVING BED PART)
I've been to a lot of different countries doing whatever stand up comedy is.
When I go to new places I write jokes about them
and then say those things to the people that live there.
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ALBUMS
Released 2020
Released 2023
PHOTOS
PRESS QUOTES
“Gags written with elegant efficiency and delivered with a punchy style... waltzes around the potentially contentious with a self-effacing charm…”
Steve Bennett, Chortle
"Engaging irreverence... interesting, often graphic, occasionally surreal"
Time Out
"...snapshots of Hicks or Louis CK shine through, but undercut by that Commonwealth wit and dryness."
View From The Gods
"Sparkling payoffs" ★★★★
Scotsgay
“Does not shy away from any topic...has the crowd in stitches” ★★★★
Adelaide Advertiser
"I was suddenly lost in Sheer’s world, in the tumbling energy of his avalanche rants…To be a participant in the world of his Godless and deceptively insightful imagination is a pleasure and an excitement"
On The Fringe
FOR "ANXIOUS COOL":
"This was not the usual stand-up I was expecting. His set was biopic in nature, self-deprecating, punchy, with unapologetic smutty moments. The transition from light to positively dark, was thoroughly entertaining and sometimes toe-curling... I didn’t know whether to laugh or cry.
Thanks for the moments Mike, you were a breath of fresh air."
Bibi Roy