Image credit: Espace St-Denis / Matteo Lane
Matteo Lane presents We Gotta Catch Up! at Théâtre St-Denis in Montreal on 7 November 2026. The show starts at 19:00, and Espace St-Denis publishes a ticket range of CA$69.09 to CA$134.12. The venue’s event page supplies the official booking route, alongside practical information for reaching the theatre and arranging suitable accessible seating.
We Gotta Catch Up! reaches St-Denis
The venue introduces Lane as a Chicago comedian whose stand-up draws on everyday life and his perspective as a gay man. Its background also mentions visual-art and music training, but this engagement is advertised as a comedy show rather than a concert. The named tour and the Montreal date distinguish it from other stops that appear in broad ticket searches, including Ottawa on the preceding day. No support act, interval or running time was established in the checked event material, so the advertised 19:00 start remains the confirmed scheduling point.
The venue’s published Canadian-dollar range
The listed range is CA$69.09 to CA$134.12. The checked page does not make clear whether every mandatory booking or service charge is included, so compare the selected option and the final total before payment. Use the booking control on Espace St-Denis’s own event page, which leads into its ticketing system. An AXS page found for this engagement explicitly offers resale tickets and is not the official route used here. An age restriction was not independently verified; check directly if that affects the intended booking.
Berri-UQAM and an earlier arrival target
The theatre is at 1594 rue Saint-Denis, Montreal, QC H2X 3K2. The venue’s travel information identifies Berri-UQAM’s Saint-Denis exit D and recommends arriving 45 minutes before the performance. For a 19:00 start, that suggests planning around 18:15, but it is arrival advice rather than a published doors time. Visitors needing an appropriate accessible seating zone are directed to the box office on 514-790-1111 or 1-800-848-1594. Arrange that detail through the venue rather than assuming every standard seat meets the same access needs.
