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A rambunctious celebration of social skills and sometimes their absence. If you've ever created a silence that shouldn't have been there, this show is for you
Reviews for The Genghis Khan Guide To Etiquette
“Rob Gee finds art and poetry in some pretty amazing places. His introduction caught
the attention of the wonderfully
receptive Saturday night crowd and that attention and energy never waned... guaranteed fun
time... fantastic connection with
the audience... a show that Lenny Bruce would have admired... a breath of fresh air... the
most hilarious hour of the fringe.” Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
★★★★★
“A born storyteller... outrageous and hilarious... had his audience rolling in the
aisles... my abdominal muscles deserve an
apology.” Victoria Times ★★★★★
“Dr. Seuss for adults... crafts his words with terrifying sharpness... a gift for
seeing humour in tragedy... unmissable." Uptown Magazine, Canada
★★★★★
“Laugh-out-loud verbal diarrhoea... the type of guy that anyone with an eye for the
bizarre would
want at their dinner party.” Saskatoon StarPhoenix ★★★★½
“Like watching s sixty minute comedic guitar solo... you’ll be chuckling from
start to finish.” Winnipeg Sun ★★★★
“A solid sixty minutes of astonishing tongue-morphing, packing rap
chaos!” See Magazine, Alberta
“Unfailingly entertaining... a way with words that really should not be
missed.” Edmonton Journal, Alberta
“A mesmerizing monologist... as thrilling as any high-wire act.”
Orlando weekly
“There’s a deep philosophy under the silly. Catch this guy.”
Inc 19, Orlando
“Painfully funny.” Victoria News