Article written by Mark Selby - Toronto Star, Highly Recommended

Monday, July 07, 2008

It began with a woman in the audience shouting "olives" and became a show about redecorating a bathroom, shopping at Longo's and interracial marriage. And it was hysterically funny. Welcome to About an Hour, where one audience suggestion explodes into 60 minutes of side-splitting improvised comedy. The four performers are equally adept at verbal and silent comedy, subtle and broad physical humour. And they are willing to do anything for a laugh. The standout of the troupe is Jan Caruana, who must be the quickest wit on the Toronto stage today.