Peter Radomski

I have been performing stand-up comedy since April of 2004.
I was recently voted Best Stand-Up Comedian in the annual Best Of Montreal reader's poll in the Montreal Mirror , the city's definitive alternative arts and entertainment news weekly.
You can read an interview with me in that issue here. (you have to scroll down to the bottom of the page).
I am the regular host of Drop The Gloves Tuesdays, Montreal's PREMIER open-mic. It takes place at Grumpy's Bar every Tuesday Night. This show is in fact, Montreal's only TRUE open-mic, open to poetry, spoken-word, comedy, music, and God-only-knows who or what else might show up.
My comedy style has been described as conversational, honest, alternative, intelligent, and fearless. And funny. Actually, it's been described as damn hilarious.
I am NOT hip. I am not MTV, I am not ghetto, I'm not "with it." In fact, I'm so un-hip that I'm...actually, I am hip, but only in a grandparents kind of way.
This does not mean, however, that your grandparents would think I was the cat's pajamas. Your great-grandparents, however, would think I was the cat's meow.
I am a founding partner of the Comedy OFF The Main series, Montreal's first (and only!) weekly alternative comedy lounge.
I auditioned for the Just For Laughs Festival in February of 2006, and again in January of 2007. I will be performing in the festival in July of this year (2007).
I'm a second-generation stand-up (sort-of): My father used to tell jokes at open-mics in East Germany to get free beer.
I'm fluent in three languages: Deutsch, English & Francais. I didn't speak English or French until I was 5. I studied Russian, but I forgot most of it. I'm not sure why I mentioned that last part. It's not really anything to brag about, is it?
I may very well be the only Canadian on MySpace that HAS NOT added David Suzuki to his list of friends, even though I agree with most of what he says.
My brother is Montreal's 2nd best cartoonist, at least, according to the readers of the Montreal Mirror. You can see his work here .
I like using the following words: ambivalent, exasperated, forthcoming, nomenclature, stratification and verisimilitude. I also say "Frig Wrigley" quite a bit (more to follow...)
I hate when people say "anyways" in lieu of "anyway", and people who use "a" when they should use "an". I also cringe when I hear people using "the" (pronounced "thuh") in lieu of "the" (pronounced "thee").
I dislike updating my bio.