The Vestibules are a sketch comedy trio that have been all over the Canadian comedy scene since they formed in 1987. Since then, they've earned international acclaim and popularity thanks to their numerous television, radio and stage apperances in Canada, the U.S., and the U.K.


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Albums

Classic Vestibule material in MP3 format. Cheap and FUNNY.

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Yes, a DVD of Vestibules sketches! We're selling it for ten bucks. It's a DVD! It's The Vestibules! It's good!

For more info, click on the pic.

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Animated Sketches

Now better!*

Click below to see them.

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*Actually not really better. Exactly the same. But still... good.

 

"Called twisted, bent, lazy and weird, the Vestibules bear the imprint of the trio's many popular idols, Monty Python, SCTV, Andy Kaufman and Bugs Bunny. Their only political influence is Don Knotts"

To see some pictures, just click the pic.

 

Wanna know what's going on with the 'Bules?

We've just added a new animated sketch to our Bule-Toon page. It's "Guderman's House of Organs", an amusing and unusual ad for an organ store. Check it out! In other news, The Vestibules are writing scripts for a very cool locally produced animated show called Leon, and they're also writing episodes for an upcoming Teletoon show called "My Life Me", which promises to be very nifty.

Past happenings can be seen by clicking here.

On The Spot: A great Montreal Improv Troupe.

Sardine: The Vestibules are currently developing an animated sketch show with this
Montreal-based production company.

Kevin in Cayuga: A great fan who has had an "unofficial" Vestibules web-site on the Web for a long time.

LR Productions: The Web design company that designed this site.

Terence Bowman: Terence walks upright and uses tools. He has extensive experience on stage, both in theatre and in comedy, and he is currently suffering from a cold, but hopes to be over it soon.
Paul Pare: Paul still believes there are little people inside the TV set. He is a former freelance writer/cartoonist whose biggest influences are Luciano Pavarotti and the letter H.
Bernard Deniger: (Pronounced AA-'Rikwe-Kzoo-Mbl'e) Bernard is a musician/comedian who has been performing comedy in Montreal for many years. He enjoys long romantic walks in the rain, and repeating the word "Blubber".
Click here to send an email to the Vestibules!

 

 

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The Vestibule's second CD: For more info and some MP3 previews, click on the pic.



The Second Vestibules CD features FORTY really funny sketches. It's a MUST HAVE for fans of comedy, funniness, and green pants. .

To purchase this CD online, click on the PayPal button above.CANADIAN CUSTOMERS PLEASE NOTE: ALL PAYPAL PRICES ARE IN U.S. DOLLARS (after the exchange it's about 20 bucks S&H included) . Two other ways of ordering: By mail (see below), or go to FESTIVAL RECORDS

The CD costs 15 dollars (plus five dollars shipping. Canadian or US funds are fine). To order it by mail, send a check or money order to

The Vestibules
PO Box 17
NDG Post Office
Montreal Quebec
Canada H4A 3P4

The Vestibule's First CD: For more info and some free MP3 previews, click on the pic.

To purchase this CD online, click on the PayPal button above.CANADIAN CUSTOMERS PLEASE NOTE: ALL PAYPAL PRICES ARE IN U.S. DOLLARS (after the exchange it's about 20 bucks S&H included). Two other ways of ordering: By mail (see below), or go to FESTIVAL RECORDS

The CD costs 15 dollars (plus five dollars shipping. Canadian or US funds are fine). To order it by mail, send a check or money order to

The Vestibules
PO Box 17
NDG Post Office
Montreal Quebec
Canada H4A 3P4




Here are several video clips from The Vestibules appearances on CBC's SketchCom. More to come so check back regularly.

To view these video clips you will need "Real Player" installed on your computer. If not, then download it at www.real.com

Wanna see some more Cool 'Bules stuff? Click on the following link http://www.120seconds.com/. Once there, do a search for the Vestibules under the "Giggles" category, and then start Giggling.

To see an animated version of "Christmas On Acid", click on the following link: Christmas On Acid Animation . Special thanks to Dan Walechuk.