The Jenny Revue

The Funny Thing about Men	Olive Productions - Los Angeles, CA http://mandyjwilliams.com	V.4 - CCFM - Salle Pauline-Boutal
	"What do you get when you combine a smart script, a gifted performer/singer and a collection of cleverly crafted songs whose lyrics elicit repeated, well-earned laughs from an enthusiastic audience? A FIVE-STAR Fringe show!" – CJNU Radio, Winnipeg With a dash of British cheekiness, your host takes you on this relatable journey of life experiences within the domestic institution. Filled with catchy songs and hilarious anecdotes, this show will leave you smiling long after the curtain falls! Cast: Mandy Jane Williams Director: Mandy Jane Williams	Show Info: 60 Mins minutes Genre: Musical Audience: Parental Guidance Coarse Language	Wed July 15 7:30 PM Fri July 17 2:30 PM Sat July 18 1:00 PM Tue July 21 8:15 PM Wed July 22 12:45 PM Thu July 23 5:00 PM Sat July 25 6:15 PM Sun July 26 1:00 PM

The Funny Thing about Men

Olive Productions—CCFM – Salle Pauline-Boutal

My partner remembers everything about shows, movies and books. I remember nothing. I remember different things, like if you ask me to recite the quadratic formula from high school? I have it. Ask me what happened in last week’s episode of [whatever show we watch], I don’t remember.

However, it didn’t take long to remember I saw this exact same show last year! The delivery was quite identical to this year. Needless to say, Williams is very polished at the show and you should expect a perfect performance every time.

If you want to see my previous review, check us out on the 2025 Jenny archive file; it still applies today. I’ll also add that the enthusiasm still oozes from her essence. I know when I presented a show, by the end of the run, I started to get tired of doing the same thing repeatedly. What’s it like to keep doing it for years? Obviously, it hasn’t slowed Williams. She still presents it with the same spunk, ardour and energy as she did before.

It’s fun, fast, energetic and tongue-in-cheek. Sit back, enjoy a glass of wine with some charcuterie (before or after the show) and immerse yourself in the ride.

As a note for Williams, I would think about at least updating the show from using the word “America” to “The US.” With today’s movement, even in The US, alternative terms emerge, like US-American, Statesian, and even Usonian (older). It sounded natural last year but this year, it really stung my ears.

Ray Yuen