People with the moral backbone of a chocolate éclair, rejoice. John Mulaney is coming to Saskatchewan for a pair of shows later this year. Mulaney will take the stage at the Conexus Arts Centre on Nov. 14 and Saskatoon’s TCU Place Nov. 15 as part of his “Mister Whatever” tour. Tickets go on sale Friday. “From brilliantly awkward childhood stories to hilariously polished observations, this is the kind of night where every punchline lands like a standing ovation in disguise,” the Conexus Arts Centre said in its announcement. The 43-year-old Chicago-born comedian has a body of work that includes writing for “Saturday Night Live”, voice acting in the long-running Netflix animated comedy “Big Mouth” and a range of standup specials, including a live Netflix performance in March 2025, “Everybody’s Live with John Mulaney.” He’s also a two-time Emmy and WGA award winner. Mulaney is the latest of several comedy shows coming through the two venues this year, with Tom Green and Jimmy Carr also performing in upcoming tour stops at the Conexus Arts Centre and TCU Place.
