John Mulaney in Montreal 2026
Get ready for an unforgettable night with John Mulaney at the Théâtre St-Denis in Montreal, QC on Mar 28, 2026. His sharp wit and engaging storytelling will have you in stitches as he delivers fan-favorite hits. Don’t miss out – grab your John Mulaney tour tickets now!
John Mulaney Montreal Tickets
| Date | Price | Tickets |
| Saturday Mar 28, 2026 07:00 PM |
John Mulaney from $124.00 |
Tickets |
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Frequently Asked Questions
When is John Mulaney performing in Montreal at Théâtre St‑Denis?
John Mulaney is scheduled to perform his “Mister Whatever” tour at Théâtre St‑Denis in Montreal on Saturday, March 28, 2026, with showtime at 7:00 PM. This is currently listed as a one-night stop in Montreal on the 2026 tour.
Where is Théâtre St‑Denis located?
Théâtre St‑Denis is part of Espace St‑Denis, located in the Quartier Latin of Montreal on rue Saint-Denis. It is a historic multi-use venue that regularly hosts major comedy shows, concerts, and touring productions.
Is the Montreal date part of the “Mister Whatever” tour?
Yes, the Montreal show is officially billed as “John Mulaney: Mister Whatever” on Espace St‑Denis, ticketing pages, and the tour’s 2026 date announcements. Tour coverage lists the Saint‑Denis Theatre show on March 28 as part of the expanded 25-date 2026 leg.
What time should I arrive for the show?
The show begins at 7:00 PM, and Montréal listings recommend arriving early to allow time for ticket scanning and finding your seats. Aim to get there 45–60 minutes before showtime so you can handle transit or parking, security, and concessions without rushing.
How long does a John Mulaney show usually last?
John Mulaney’s stand‑up performances typically run about 1.5 to 2 hours including any opener and his main set. Planning around two hours in the theatre, plus extra time for arrival and exit, will usually cover the full event.
How much do tickets cost for John Mulaney at Théâtre St‑Denis?
Several marketplaces show the lowest Montreal prices starting around 140–154 CAD for balcony seats, with one source listing a minimum of 142 CAD and another citing 149 CAD for upper rows. Average prices sit around 181–200 CAD, with floor seats closer to the stage costing more than upper-balcony options.
How can I get cheap tickets for the Montreal show?
For cheaper tickets, look at balcony sections and higher rows such as row U, which are often priced at the 140–150 CAD level instead of the higher floor amounts. Compare prices across several ticket sites, sort by lowest price including fees, and use deal or value indicators to target seats that are slightly off‑center or farther back while still giving a good view.
Is it a good idea to wait for last‑minute tickets?
Montreal is a single 7:00 PM show, and demand is high, but resale markets sometimes cut prices closer to show day if tickets remain unsold. Waiting can help if you are flexible about where you sit and mainly care about paying less, but it is risky if you want specific sections or if the show moves towards sellout as March 28 approaches.
What is the seating like at Théâtre St‑Denis for a comedy show?
Théâtre St‑Denis is a traditional proscenium theatre with floor (parterre) and balcony levels, designed so most seats have clear sightlines to the stage. Floor center seats offer the closest experience, while balcony seats are more budget‑friendly but still provide good views and sound for stand‑up comedy.
What are tips to avoid overpaying and handle transport and parking?
To avoid overpaying, compare total ticket prices with fees across several platforms, target mid‑range or balcony seats rather than front rows, and be open to side sections that are often cheaper than center. For getting there, consider using Montréal’s Metro and buses to avoid downtown parking costs, or if you drive, check nearby garages and lots in advance and arrive early to find lower‑priced parking within walking distance of Théâtre St‑Denis.