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DAVE BROADFOOT

"If you're thinking there's just too little to laugh about, I've got two words for you... Dave Broadfoot."

- John Coulbourn,
Ottawa Citizen

"There's more than enough energy in the bag of comedy he carries to keep an audience wired for hours."

- Peter Spohn,
London Free Press

"He's a great talent and I'll swear he's getting better."

- Frank Shuster,
Wayne And Shuster

Known as a stand-up comedian, television, radio and theatre wit, Dave Broadfoot's career got off to a flying start in his hometown, North Vancouver, where he was born on December 5th, 1925.

In his 45 years as a professional entertainer, Dave has won 14 awards for writing, producing and performing comedy. He is also the winner of a Certified Speaking Professional award from the National Speakers Association in the United States. He is a recipient of the Queen Elizabeth Silver Jubilee medal, holds an Honorary Doctorate, holds the rank of Honorary Sergeant Major in the R.C.M.P., is a Member of the Order of Mariposa and an Officer in the Order Of Canada. He is also a JUNO Award winner.

Mr. Broadfoot has received Lifetime Achievement Awards from the Toronto Comedy Festival, the Canadian Association Of Public Speakers and the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.

One of the founders of the legendary comedy show (and Canadian institution) AIR FARCE, his TV special "DAVE BROADFOOT - OLD ENOUGH TO SAY WHAT I WANT" drew a record breaking audience and was nominated for a Gemini Award and has recently become a home video.

His theatre production, "DAVE BROADFOOT'S COMEDY CRUSADE" has appeared in 130 cities and towns across Canada.

In October 1999, his CBC-TV special "OLD DOG - NEW TRICKS" was a smash success.

As a public speaker/comedian, Dave Broadfoot's presentations are incisive, humourous perspectives on the topics with which audiences are most concerned, from world events to the basic frustrations of daily life. His comedy contains no racism or sexism and is continually updated to reflect current issues and events.

Ladies and gentlemen, a comedy legend, Dave Broadfoot.