FML: Funny, My Life is a comedic storytelling show inspired by real experiences. Hosted by Sarah Alma Angelle, each show features a diverse lineup of artists sharing stories based on a given prompt. Think “The Moth” meets Mike Birbiglia.

Since debuting in January 2025, FML has become a resident hit at Vancouver’s Little Mountain Gallery comedy club, consistently drawing sold-out crowds.

For the Fringe Festival, each show will feature an entirely new lineup and theme, including two SPECIAL EDITIONS:

Sunday, Sept 13 at 1:30 PM: KIDS LINEUP (Suitable for all ages!)
Sunday, Sept 20 at 7:30 PM: PRESENTED WITH SONDER ACTING STUDIO

FML is a celebration of life’s messy moments, and a reminder that our lowest points can be funny. Eventually. Right?

Right??

Right.
“FML is like a chocolate chip cookie fresh from the oven – it fills you with warmth and leaves you in an extended state of contentment.” — Molly Chen, Comedian

“I have no doubt that FML will be a staple of the Vancouver comedy scene for years to come!” — Arya Afshar, Comedian, JFL, Open Mic(helle)

“We need more of this in Vancouver!!” — Erin Purghart, Producer of That’s Gay! Comedy

“Whether you’re performing or attending, FML is always a great time.” — Katrina Reynolds, Actor and Host of Booked and Busy Podcast
Key Words: Honest, Vulnerable, Funny, Real Life

This show will be presented in the Salazar Stage (Main floor).

Accessibility

Please note that the venue has two separate spaces, upstairs and downstairs. All show listings should indicate which room they’re in on the description. Please ensure you note the location as both spaces do not have the same level of accessibility.

The front entrance has power assisted doors.

There’s a powered lift from street level to the main performance space. For more information on the limitations of our lift, please check out our website.

The venue has six private washrooms on the main floor, one of which is fully accessible with a power assisted door. The theatre doors to the main space are not power assisted at this time. The second floor is not accessible and is up two flights of stairs.

We encourage patrons requiring wheelchair seating message us ahead of performances so we can arrange seating at niki@littlemountaingallery.ca