On this page you will find all the official information on Erik Mortensen’s comedy and impersonations. Erik is known for his critical satire and innovative mixing of message and laughs. Often he also incorporates various impersonations into the shows as well.
Polite Conversation
This production occured at the E-bar in downtown Guelph in February of 2008. In this production Erik decided to discuss all of the things one should not bring up in polite conversation. He discussed politics, religion and his hatred of Scientology, ethnic differences, relationships and even shared some glimpses of what he foresaw in himself as a father. He was well recieved and spectators said that he “stole the show” that night. Once again he pushed the lines on offensive comedy and as he stated at the end of the night, “It is an interesting social commentary to realize that a room full of people can laugh about beating children.”
Erik Mortensen Live at War Memorial
This production was run in Guelph at War Memorial Hall in November of 2006. It was produced by The Mainstreet Players and was arranged and created by Erik Mortensen. In this show his general theme was stupidity and his hatred of it. He discussed life at University of Guelph and his first year in residence, working at Tim Hortons, Hollywood, Death, Scotland, Sex and threw in a number of impersonations. Those impersonations consisted of; Nicolas Cage, Dr. Evil, Smeagol, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Jack Nicholson, Jack Sparrow and Hannibal Lecter. He also threw in several singing impersonations which included Elvis Presley, Ray Charles and Michael Jackson. The show was met with great response and the audience even stated that they should have been charged more to watch it.
What Not To Do: Based on My Life – Fall 2008
This new stand up comedy and impersonation show will be dealing with the topic of What Not To Do in various different situations. Almost all the material will being being pulled from Erik’s life and he will review some of his most hilarious situatuations and decisions in life and explore just how wrong he has gotten things at points and why they got so wrong. Filled with laughs and some life lessons, What Not To Do should be a good time for everyone. From exploring approaches to school, working, dating, sports, theatre and just general everyday life. This show will be done in conjunction with one of Erik’s book signings for his new release of “Sir. Cook, the Knight?” and “That’s Entertainment!” so keep your eyes peeled for advertisements.
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