Created by and starring Marcel St. Pierre and Kris Siddiqi and directed by multiple Canadian Comedy-Award winner Lisa Merchant, Egg Zeppelin premiered in February 2010 as a live show at Toronto’s Bad Dog Theatre Company, and featured top comics and special musical guests — like Tyler Stewart from Barenaked Ladies, rising stars like indie music ingenue Allie Hughes, folk musician Jory Nash or Halifax’s own hip-hop favourite, Wordburglar.

From audience suggestions, the duo would create a spontaneous hour in the lives of the music and weed-loving owner-operators of “Egg Zeppelin”, a dilapidated classic rock-themed greasy spoon in a non-specific, small Canadian town somewhere off the Trans Canada Highway, halfway between ‘here’ and ‘there’. In addition to a healthy serving of laughs and lyrics – at least one full all-day breakfast was actually ordered, cooked and served as part of each and every show.

Add to that a musical segment that featured a revolving door of musical guests, who literally sing for their breakfasts as per the house rule posted above the grill: IF YOU CAN PLAY, YOU DON’T PAY.
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The show was also shortlisted (from over 140 competing submissions) and performed at Toronto’s Comedy Bar in August 2010 as a finalist in Insight Entertainment’s ‘Pilot Week’ showcase – a week-long festival of 30-minute pilot proposals performed live on stage. Over the last four years, the show enjoyed a monthly remount at Comedy Bar, was also invited to perform at Montreal’s Mprov Festival in October 2011, and also found a second home at Hamilton’s “Staircase Theatre” in a series of Saturday night shows in 2012 and 13.

Egg Zeppelin – The Improvised Bacon, Music and Comedy Show. It’s a 60-minute live stage mash-up about friendship that blends old-school horse sense with bacon and a ‘Whole Lotta Love’.