Coming soon!

I start recording Jimmy Two Shoes this week and I couldn't be more excited. The show is so well written and the animation is fantastic. I play Beezy and Sean Cullen plays my dad, Lucius. How cool is that? I'll keep you posted on all things J2S.

Here's some Media Articles regarding Swiss Family Guy Robinson and the cease and desist order that we received from Fox.

What is Swiss Family Guy Robinson? It’s a one man show with impersonations of all your favourite Family Guy characters, except for Meg... She’s hard to do. Swiss Family Guy Robinson was co-created by me and the Shehori Brothers. Daniel and Steven Shehori are an award winning comedy duo based out of Toronto. They are quite possibly the busiest siblings working on the Canadian comedy scene. Between them, the brothers have garnered 8 Canadian Comedy Award nominations (and one win!) as writers, directors and producers. In 2001, they were hired on as head comedy writers for the internationally renowned show Naked News TV, and became co-creators and producers of the Second City’s critically acclaimed live cabaret Eclectic Circus – which was one of the longest-running comedy shows in the organization’s history. Most recently, Daniel and Steven were head comedy writers for the 2006 Gemini Awards (Canada’s version of the Emmys). They have also been asked to write and direct a live-action sitcom for Showcase.ca. The brothers have several hobbies and interests that fall within acceptable societal norms.

***** "Amazing! Bountiful laughs. Impeccable Imitations. Wonderfully lunatic comedy. Highly recommended."
– Richard Ouzounian: The Toronto Star

***** "A faithful original script that's even punchier than your typical Family Guy episode."
– Ryan Porter: Eye Weekly

**** "By flawlessly impersonating every character of the show, Brian Froud creates a hysterically funny, manic hour of entertainment."
– Barry Hertz: Now Magazine

"A wicked talent for vocal mimicry. Freakin' sweet!"
– Alison Broverman: National Post

"Startlingly close to watching the real show on TV; both writing and performance echo the original program with disarming wit."