SPIZZY LIVE at The Liar’s Club Thursday, September 12th 7:00 – 8:30pm The Imperial Pub 54 Dundas Street East, Toronto

September 12: Spizzy LIVE! Ep. 7 Taping

SPIZZY LIVE is back! Spizzy Sprezzatura Jones is finished with his summer gallivanting and has moved The Liar’s Club to a hot new location. Starting in September, join Spizzy on the second Thursday every month for the usual antics, now at The Imperial Pub!

Spizzy Spezzatura Jones at The Liar’s Club (NEW LOCATION!!)
Thursday, September 12 at 7:00pm
The Imperial Pub – 54 Dundas Street East, Toronto

Free admission as usual.

Episode 7 of Spizzy LIVE!

September’s Liar’s Club will feature Health Informatics Professional Dr. Thérèse Bernier, and singer/songwriter, musician, actor and writer David Ramsden.

Spizzy is searching for two special guest poets to read at the end. CONTACT SKY to put your name in the hat!

Dr. Thérèse Bernier completed her doctoral studies at the University of Toronto in November 2022, where her dissertation focused on public health informatics, specifically, Canadian sex workers’ usage of information and communication technologies to assist in their occupationa health and safety. Dr. Bernier obtained a SSHRC IDG grant in June 2023 for the research project “Sex work – the musical: altering societal perceptions of sex work through audience engagement with a musical play.” Dr. Bernier’s work has been published in several peer-reviewed publications. She has presented at conferences and also organized conferences.

Dr. Bernier is currently employed in a part-time capacity at George Brown College as the coordinator for the Health Informatics program.

David Ramsden is a singer/songwriter, musician, actor and writer based in Toronto. Creator of the long running concert series Quiet, Please! There’s A Lady On Stage and the
album of his original songs, The Rhythm of the Lonely Road. He also worked extensively with Buddies in Bad Times Theatre playing such characters as Tennessee Williams and Charles Laughton.

The Liars Club Manifesto:
Art is important because it is morally ambiguous. In this totally polarized culture –where we are alone, believing the various orthodoxies we find on our computers — each of us has come to imagine that we are are a crusader for what is right and what is wrong. WE NEED ART. Art offers no truth. It offers no answers; only questions, it shocks, upsets, and unsettles, and demands that we use our own minds and hearts to think, feel, explore undiscovered countries, and change our mind. Art is a LIE. This is why we need The Liars Club!