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Patrick Huard: Face-à-face
In this stand-up special, Huard engages intimately with the audience, boldly exploring relatable and thought-provoking topics such as honesty, relationships, sex, and death.
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In this stand-up special, Huard engages intimately with the audience, boldly exploring relatable and thought-provoking topics such as honesty, relationships, sex, and death.
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