Radio and TV

Amy is passionate about working on projects of a broad scope, with awesome people. From scripted performance, arts administration, or serving on a board, Amy is interested in engaging with the arts and her community in a variety of ways. If you have a project you’d like Amy to work on, please get in touch!

CBC’s The Irrelevant Show
For several seasons, Amy was guest artist on CBC’s The Irrelevant Show, which was recorded in front of a live audience, and broadcast nationally.

Amy has an amazing comedy gyroscope: her performances are sharp and honest no matter what the character or situation, and she can always be counted on to catch the false note or lazy sentiment in any scene.
Peter Brown, Producer/Director, CBC Radio's The Irrelevant Show
Amy Shostak’s comedy is funny and smart. Her easygoing manner makes you feel nice and safe – and then she stabs you with her sharp insights.
Neil Grahn, Head Writer, CBC Radio’s The Irrelevant Show

Tiny Plastic Men
Amy appeared as sassy video game tester Rebecca, in SuperChannel’s Tiny Plastic Men for four seasons.

Amy brings an energy and focus to her characters on the set of Tiny Plastic Men that walk the perfect line between ecstatically hilarious, and wonderfully sincere.
Matt Alden, Writer/Creator, Superchannel’s Tiny Plastic Men

Radio and TV

Amy has an amazing comedy gyroscope: her performances are sharp and honest no matter what the character or situation, and she can always be counted on to catch the false note or lazy sentiment in any scene.

Amy Shostak’s comedy is funny and smart. Her easygoing manner makes you feel nice and safe – and then she stabs you with her sharp insights.

Amy brings an energy and focus to her characters on the set of Tiny Plastic Men that walk the perfect line between ecstatically hilarious, and wonderfully sincere.