Despite having a Master’s degree in Business Administration (MBA) with a specialization in Management Consulting, Monique is a regular on the Vancouver comedy scene. She had her start in comedy as an improviser but wanted to have the spotlight all to herself as she doesn’t play well with others. For those that like their comedy with an edge, Monique’s stand-up is a wonderful paradox of incisive sarcasm delivered in a cute, sweet way. Helps explain why her mother called her Demon-ique as a child. Although Monique is Métis, most of her stand-up comedy isn’t necessarily about being Aboriginal...it’s about her experiences, observations and what makes her laugh. Appearances can be deceiving and this is certainly the case with Monique. She loves to challenge the status quo. Monique says the kinds of things people think but would never admit to and definitely would not expect to hear from a woman. Monique has been featured in The Globe & Mail and can be seen on the Aboriginal Peoples Television Network (APTN) as a fitness expert. She has contributed to Chatelaine Magazine and IDEA Fitness Journal. Aside from stand-up comedy, Monique is an experienced public speaker, facilitator and educator. Seems she can't get enough of being in front of people and telling them what to do! Monique is Métis. Métis stand-up comedian Female stand-up comedian Canada Canadian stand-up comedian Vancouver Stand-up comedy Stand up comedian :::Monique Hurteau - Stand-Up Comedian based in Vancouver, BC::: Stand Up Comedy ~ Stand Up Comic ~ Stand Up Comedian ~ Aboriginal ~ Vancouver Comedian ~ Vancouver Comic ~ Vancouver Comedy ~ BC Comic ~ BC Comedy ~ Metis
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Thumbing her nose at her master’s degree in business (MBA), Monique is a regular on the comedy scene. Monique had her start in comedy as an improviser but wanted to have the spotlight all to herself as she doesn’t play well with others (she's an only child).
For those that like their comedy with an edge, Monique’s stand up is a wonderful paradox of incisive sarcasm delivered in a cute, sweet way. Helps explain why her mother called her Demon-ique as a child.
Monique is a mix of Métis, First Nations and French. Appearances can be deceiving and this is certainly the case with Monique. She loves to challenge the status quo. Monique says the kinds of things people think but would never admit to and definitely would not expect to hear from a woman.
Monique has been featured in The Globe & Mail and can be seen on the Aboriginal Peoples Television Network (APTN) as a fitness expert. Huh? She’s a personal trainer too and blogs at Lady Rubaboo and My Weird Landlord. What doesn’t she do? Defy gravity (yet). Ms. Monique has contributed to Chatelaine Magazine and IDEA Fitness Journal. Monique is an experienced public speaker, workshop facilitator and consultant. Seems this lady (ha! lady, good one) can’t get enough of being in front of people and telling them what to do.Based in Vancouver BC, Monique entertains audiences across Canada. Book Monique for stand up comedy, as host/emcee or how's about a fun and interactive workshop?! Monique is a skilled facilitator and instructor too. Workshops include: Humour For Health, Unleash Your Leadership Potential, How To Deal With Difficult People, Physical Activity & much more.
