Comedy aside, Andrew Phung’s sitcom is also about 1980s kids celebrating and desperately clinging to their communities – which are either slipping away or changing at an accelerating rate – and the memories those places foster
TORONTO - Newly minted “Run the Burbs” showrunner Anthony Q. Farrell firmly believes that authenticity is a central part of diverse storytelling from the script to diverging perspectives on set that express what is real versus “what doesn’t feel true.”
Run the Burbs is Andrew Phung's first production since Kim's Convenience, one of Canada's biggest hits in comedy. He tried to make his new show an ode to suburbia and taking it easy.