Belly Buss Lunch and Laugh

Get ready to laugh until your belly buss! On Sunday, October 26, join us at Comedylicious for the Belly Buss Lunch & Laugh experience where comedy meets good food. Catered by Sweethand Delights, you’ll enjoy a delicious lunch before settling in for a hilarious show that will leave you satisfied. 

WHO'S ON THE MENU?

ISABEL ZAW-TUN

Isabel Zaw-Tun is a Toronto-based comedian from Fort Vermillion, Alberta whose bold opinions and sharp wit have made her a hit with audiences all over Canada. She has had television tapings for the Winnipeg Comedy Festival and Just For Laughs: New Wave of Stand-Up, she has appeared on The Debaters several times, and her comedy album God's Perfect Bitch can be heard playing on SiriusXM Comedy Club. Her jokes have appeared on Buzzfeed, Huffpost, Funny Or Die, and the Chicago Tribune. She had a t-shirt collab with McCaulley Culkin and Joss Whedon once liked every one of her Twitter thirst traps at 3AM.

PATRICK HAYE

Patrick has performed all across Canada in Comedy clubs, and Corporate events. He's done all the major festivals including Just For Laughs. He's been televised on CBC, and you can hear him on satellite radio. He's also performed for the Canadian Air Force in Spain. With his storytelling, and observational style...he's always one of the favourites.

AKUDO EJELONU

Originally hailing from Nigeria, Akudo Ejelonu, is a US-raised stand-up comedian, sketch writer, improviser, and cool aunt. With low key charisma and fresh wit, she’s performed across the country and the globe in notable festivals. She’s also one half of the producing duo behind the Laff Hour Variety Show and the creator and producer of Hey Girl Hey, all women of color sketch comedy production that debuted at the New York Comedy Festival. She recently hosted and opened for clean comedian and America’s Got Talent finalist, Don McMillan, and musical comedian, Kristin Key’s sold-out comedy tour.   

When not producing or travelling, she can be found letting out her inner child or telling tales about stranger encounters in theatres, clubs, and questionable bus stops. Or, failing that, you can find her hiding from her nieces and nephews. (Shh, don’t tell them!) You can always find her on YouTube, Instagram, and Facebook.

RHOMA SPENCER

Rhoma Spencer is an award-winning actor and director, playwright, acting coach, comedienne and cultural critic. When not doing all of the above she can be found swizzling a Callaloo or stirring a pot in some kitchen. Hailing from Trinidad and Tobago, she has performed in the US as part of the Caribbean
comedy circuit. In Canada, she has gone mainstream with regular performances in Kenny Robinson’s Nubian Show at Yuk Yuks and also a stint at Absolute Comedy Club. Rhoma frequently shares the stage with fellow Trini-Canadian comics, Jean Paul, Marc Trinidad, and Alberta’s Sterling Scott. Rhoma is the Chosen One Comedic Caterer for Comedylicious 2025.

LADY DAY

Lady Day started in comedy after years of having stand-up on her bucket list. When she finally took the plunge in 2019, she was instantly hooked. She's performed at several comedy shows across the GTA. Lady Day's perspective that "it's better to laugh than cry" is the foundation for her comedy. She brings humour to her audience through songs and stories that anyone can relate to, especially when it comes to dating and relationships.

Separate from taking the stage as a comedian, Lady Day is a therapist who also takes the stage to educate, heal, and inspire as a motivational speaker.

ENOJE OZJAM

enoje OzJam is a Toronto-based spoken word artist turned comedian. With her production project "Bish Funny" (short for "But Is She Funny"), enoje has produced several events including the popular Ladies Love Cool Jokes comedy series. She is the host of the tasty "Let 'Em Eat Laughs" podcast. And she is also the Director of the Comedylicious Festival of Food, Folks, and Jokes.

As a self-proclaimed "Comedy Practitioner", enoje coordinates Healing and Humour (HaH!) events in support of Black Mental Health. enoje is also committed to elevating opportunities for movement, laughter, and fun through dance and connection. Her popular Hustle and Humour workshops help to bring people and communities together, one funky step at a time.