The Marina Sexton, the sister of the late Tommy Sexton of CODCO, will perform at CB Nuit this Saturday

Monday, 23 September 2024 12:00

By Tonya Organ

Sexton grew up in a large family with nine children and says making people laugh was a competitive sport.

Dr. Marina Sexton has been a dentist for 44 years but discovered her love for comedy in the eighties. The sister of the late Tommy Sexton of CODCO, dropped into Bayfm for a chat last week. She says Tommy was a big influencer. Sexton grew up in a large family with nine children and says making people laugh was a competitive sport. She will be performing at this weekend’s CB Nuit. CB Nuit Executive Director Louise Gauthier says comedy was the one thing missing from the festival. Marina Sexton will take to the stage this Saturday at 8 p.m.

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