L'humoriste québécois Sugar Sammy était de passage à «Dave Morissette en direct», le mardi 24 novembre.  Le nouveau talk-show, «Dave Morissette en direct», renouvelle le concept de l'émission sportive de fin de soirée. Avec le populaire Dave Morissette à la barre, de nombreux invités de marque, du monde sportif, mais aussi d'ailleurs, défilent sur un plateau impressionnant. En semaine, 21h30 sur TVA Sports. Voyez l'entrevue complète de Sugar Sammy au lien suivant:  http://www.tvasports.ca/2015/11/24/dave-recoit-sugar-sammy# Et le défi de précision lancé à Sugar...

Global Montreal - Morning News, November 19. Quebec comedian Sugar Sammy talks to Camille Ross about his impending move to Paris and a new slate of comedy shows here in Montreal. The Morning News with Camille Ross and Jessica Laventure, your source for local news, weather and entertainment. Weekdays from 6 a.m. to 9 a.m. on Global Montreal. To watch Sugar Sammy's interview  with Camille Ross, click the following link: http://globalnews.ca/video/2349382/sugar-sammy/

November 18 - BT Interviews : Sugar Sammy is gearing up for another set of shows here in Montreal. The comedian was on the last plane to Montreal the night of the Paris attacks. Back home after a month in Paris, he joins Joanne Vrakas in studio and reflects on his time in the French capital. Breakfast Television: Making mornings in Montreal fun, with hosts Alexandre Despatie and Joanne Vrakas! Weekdays 6:00am on City TV. To watch Sugar Sammy's BT Interview with Joanne Vrakas click the following link: http://www.btmontreal.ca/videos/4619916949001/

Sugar Sammy is doing one last set of shows before jetting off to Paris for some work. He joined us in studio to chat about it all!  There is no better way to start your day than with Mornings Rock.  Wake up with Terry and Heather B. every weekday morning as of 5:30 am.  It's a fun, friendly, smart, informative, local show crammed with tons of rock to get you going. Listen to the interview at the following link: https://soundcloud.com/chom977/sugar-sammy-in-studio-november-17-2015  

Well known for his caustic humour toward society and his role as a chauvinist bachelor in the television series Ces gars-là!, Sugar Sammy stands out with his unique combination of bold humour and derision. His Indian background has gifted him with a unique perspective on Québec culture which inspired his bilingual show You're gonna rire. After traveling all over the world, Sugar Sammy seduces Québec with his witty liveliness, as well as with his charm and elegance. From the start of the French version of his tour in Québec, Sugar Sammy has since seen much success. Over 230 000 tickets were sold for his two one-man shows, including 100 sold out shows presented at the Olympia de MONTRÉAL. You have been nominated for the...

Sugar Sammy on BBC - The Travel show. Join the team on their journey of discovery as they explore new destinations around the globe and uncover hidden sides to some of the world's favourite holiday hotspots. In the fall of 2015, for its 41st episode, the Travel show visits the Province of Quebec (Canada) to learn more about what sets Quebec apart from the other Canadian provinces, why there are  Quebecois who want to separate from the rest of Canada and bilingual comedian Sugar Sammy's take on the whole subject. Watch Sugar Sammy at 3:32 : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iFJaE2-DG_A&feature=youtu.be

He may perform as Sugar Sammy but his routine hardly consists of sweet nothings. In fact, it's quite something - foul-mouthed, lots of physical humour, and with a political edge that skewers chauvinists. Sugar Sammy, a stand-up comedy star in Canada, is quite the oddity: an Indian origin comedian, born on a leap day, doing plenty of shows in English in the Francophone Canadian province of Quebec. But for the 39-year-old Montreal-born Samir Khullar, that's routine. “There still is a big English population here in Montreal and we have English comedy clubs here as well. I started in English because I learnt (comedy) in English. When I was watching stand-up, I would watch it in English. It was very natural for me. Then...

In partnership with Montreal's weekly arts publication, CULT #MTL, Qulture takes a look at current arts and cultural happenings in Montreal. This half-hour episode includes three stories from the city's arts and culture scene: popular comedian Sugar Sammy; Montreal street art; and a weekly burlesque cabaret! Friday July 3, 8:30 p.m. on Vermont PBS. Dip into the Montreal's street art and comedy scenes, along with a bit of vaudeville, and watch full episode at: https://www.youtube.com/embed/QaWb7BuQnYk . Sugar Sammy's interview: 

C'est dans un très chic condo du Ritz, par une journée ensoleillée de printemps, que j'ai rencontré le très talentueux humoriste Sugar Sammy. C'est dans cet environnement élégant, où le luxe et la modernité se côtoient, que Sugar Sammy a accepté de se dévoiler de façon cool et décontractée. Très sûr de lui, à la fois réservé et magnétique, cet humoriste qui a remporté plusieurs prix Olivier et qui s'éclate dans la série Ces gars-là de Télé-Québec, aime la vie et apprécie la beauté naturelle. Pour lui, la beauté d'une femme lui vient de sa personnalité. Quand elle est bien dans sa peau, sa beauté intérieure irradie et magnétise. Sugar Sammy, artiste...

From the hard-hitting school of stand-up comedy that produced alum like Eddie Murphy and Chris Rock, Sugar Sammy has learned how to deliver punches with his punchlines, dodge the blowback and come out a star. After 20 years in the stand-up game, the 39-year old comedian has performed 300 bilingual comedy shows in Montreal and across the province since 2012, establishing himself as a stand-up powerhouse. The Québécois crowds love him (for the most part — more about that later), a considerable feat for an anglo born Samir Khullar to Indian “allophone” parents in Côte-des-Neiges, and nicknamed Sugar Sammy by ladies he tutored in university and scored free drinks for at McGill frat parties. In the first week of...

C'est confirmé: l'émission Ces gars-là aura droit à une troisième saison sur les ondes de V en 2016. Simon-Olivier Fecteau et Sugar Sammy ont annoncé la nouvelle via vidéo, le jour-même de la diffusion du dernier épisode de la deuxième saison. Nathalie Brigitte Bustos, la directrice de la programmation du Groupe V Média, a commenté: « Quel plaisir que de pouvoir confirmer la 3e saison de Ces gars-là, la seule fiction présentée sur V. Avec ses thématiques variées, drôles, touchantes, parfois absurdes, parfois taboues, la série se renouvelle sans cesse et explore avec brio les multiples facettes de l'amitié masculine… une rareté à la télévision ! C'est donc avec...

One of the most innovative shows on Quebec television is a bromance, a comedy about two guys in their 30s who are breaking down barriers on the frontier of the two solitudes. Ces Gars-là, featuring comedian Sugar Sammy and actor-director Simon-Olivier Fecteau, follows the pals through sexual conquests and mines the deepest recesses of their one-track minds for material. In the end, they are often left relying on one another when everyone else has moved on. The roles are semi-autobiographical and each episode is premised on something that actually happened, however small that kernel may be. Sugar Sammy (Samir Khullar), the Indo-Canadian funny man, plays up his unhealthy relationship with his parents and his playboy ways....

Un retour en force pour Simon et Sam, dont l'amitié indéfectible avait été entachée par leur affection réciproque pour une même fille. La série humoristique Ces gars-là est arrivée l'an dernier comme un vent de fraîcheur dans un paysage télévisuel québécois de plus en plus nourrit par le malaise et l'irrévérence grâce à ces humoristiques qui en ont pris le contrôle (et nous en sommes bien heureux qu'ils l'aient fait, précisons-le). Nous avons eu la chance de visionner les deux premiers épisodes de la seconde saison de la série, qui seront diffusés sur les ondes de V le 9 et le 16 février prochain. La complicité entre Sugar Sammy et Simon-Olivier...