Up Next with Emily Woods & Mark Thomson – September 27, 2026 at Little Mountain Gallery

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 27 7:00 PM SALAZAR STAGE · MAIN FLOOR

Tickets$35.03+GST

Length75 MIN

ComedySTAND-UP

Mark Thomson has been featured at Just For Laughs Vancouver and the Winnipeg Comedy Festival and he has TV tapings on CBC Gem and OUTtv, most recently as part of Just For Laugh's The New Wave of Standup. Emily Woods was featured in the 2026 JFL Vancouver festival on the NASTY show, CBC’s Laugh out Loud 2025, and CBC’s the Debaters. Her debut album and special, “Deep in The Woods” is regularly played on Sirius XM and can be watched on YouTube.

Seating will be first-come, first-served.

Mark Thomson is a gay ex-evangelical who loves a cream filled pastry. He got his start in Chicago and has since performed stand-up in major cities across the US and Canada, including opening for comedy heroes Kate Berlant and Beth Stelling among others. He has been featured at Just For Laughs Vancouver and the Winnipeg Comedy Festival and he has TV tapings on CBC Gem and OUTtv, most recently as part of Just For Laugh's The New Wave of Standup.

Emily Woods is known for silly confessional storytelling and having a GOOD TIME. She’s not afraid of being dirty and honest; always leaving the audience feeling empowered and excited! Emily was featured in the 2026 JFL Vancouver festival on the NASTY show, CBC’s Laugh out Loud 2025, and CBC’s the Debaters. Her debut album and special, “Deep in The Woods” is regularly played on Sirius XM and can be watched on YouTube.

FEATURING

Emily Woods, Mark Thomson

VENUE & ACCESSIBILITY

Little Mountain Gallery — Salazar Stage (Main floor)
110 Water Street, Vancouver, BC · Map

Tickets: Tickets are non-refundable. Please arrive before showtime — latecomers may not be admitted.

Transit: 2 minutes from Waterfront Station (SkyTrain, SeaBus). Parking: limited paid street parking, plus EasyPark parkades nearby.

ACCESSIBILITY

The Salazar Stage is on the main floor. The front entrance has power-assisted doors and there’s a powered lift from street level to the main performance space.

The venue has two separate spaces, upstairs and downstairs, which don’t have the same level of accessibility — please check which room this show is in.

There are 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.

Need wheelchair seating? Message us ahead of the performance at programming@littlemountaingallery.ca so we can arrange seating.

Full accessibility details, venue policies and visiting info are on our FAQ page.