Craig Fay · Comedian

Helicopter Rich now on:

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Excited to be on this episode of Story Collider where I share my story about being an engineer who is bad at math. Check it out! twitter.com/storycollider/…

Me: I’m hungry I should get up and eat something. Also me: you’re not hungry. You just ate. You’re probably just thirsty. Me Again: Ugh, I don’t want to get up for WATER Anyway, now I’m tweeting this rather then getting water

Retweeted without hesitation twitter.com/okjonblair/sta…

Feeling this so hard twitter.com/mattbooshell/s…

I already had so much of this costume in my closet twitter.com/MrIanMacIntyre…

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about me

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Craig Fay is a Toronto based stand up comedian with a “keen insight that allows him to take subjects familiar to everyone and turn them into something new and laughable” (Exclaim).

He has appeared on CBC’s Laugh Out Loud, performed at the world famous Just For Laughs Festival in Montreal and is co-host of The Villain Was Right podcast which won “Outstanding Debut” at the Canadian Podcast Awards.

Craig’s debut comedy album “Helicopter Rich” was praised as “observational and self-reflective…worth playing multiple times over” (Exclaim) and is available now on iTunes, Google Play, Amazon and Spotify.

You can follow Craig on Twitter For (@CraigFayComedy), like him on Facebook (/CraigFayComedy), or sign up for his email newsletter at CraigFay.com. Or just Google him. You’ll probably just Google him.

Awards & Reviews

Tim Sims Encouragement Fund Nominee – Best new comer

Toronto.com’s Funniest Torontonian at JFL 42

Just For Laughs Homegrown Comic Competition -Nominee

“You got some mad smart content yo!” -Actual Audience Member

“…But do me a favour and pay attention to Craig Fay’s set. He hosted Myq Kaplan’s recent stint in Toronto a few weeks ago, and I was really taken aback. His appearance was clean cut, all dress shirt, tie, and cardiganned out. As the evening went on, I noticed that he was firing on all cylinders, casually crushing with crowd work and progressively subversive material (subversive for his dress code, anyways). It was one of those performances when you realize, ‘Oh, this guy is genuinely funny.’ You don’t see that everyday.” – Michael Jagdeo, BlogTO