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"It was so nice to have an evening where everyone could laugh and no one felt uncomfortable. Tazz proves that you can get laughs without being foul or offensive"
CBC's Winnipeg Comedy Festival

The show begins with the disembodied voice of Tazz reading from his diary. In some of the entries Tazz is suicidal, and in others he's maniacally happy. You see, in real life, Tazz is bi-polar. Now, if I you are thinking Oh yuck. I prefer my comedy without a side-order of embarrassing human misery, thank you very much and hold on.

"Billy, What a Great job you did last Night! You were a Big Hit! After the evening was all over we did a short 'post mortem'. A concern I had was 'did people want us to short circuit the comic and just get on with the draw?' It was a resounding NO! Billy was great and it is an integral part of the evening." Hycroft Realty Limited

"Bob has certainly mastered his craft as an entertainer. His moves are will rehearsed; the timing of his jokes is impeccable. He responds to television cameras like a pro, and covers himself well in any situation that he finds himself in (and he's really funny!) Bob is extremely skilled and fascinating to watch…whether he is warming up, juggling knives, unicycling, working with the Diablo, or kibitzing with the audience. He keeps things upbeat, uses music to his advantage, and keeps things very well paced. I particularly enjoy that when Bob works with audience members, there are no put downs, or any embarrassing remarks directed at that person." City of Kitchener