Film: Leicester Comedy Festival, 2010:

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Fruitcake covers the course of a night shift on an acute psychiatric ward, seen through the eyes of a jaded nurse who hears the voice of God. In this case, God happens to be a kindly Jamaican woman – acclaimed dub poet Jean Binta Breeze. A rollercoaster of comedy and observation, Rob based the show on his ten years as a registered psychiatric nurse in the UK and Australia.

Fruitcake sold out across Canada and scooped up Best of Best at the 2009 Winnipeg Fringe. So far this summer, it has already picked up the Sold Out Award at the Orlando Fringe. It is now scheduled for the 2010 Montreal, London, Minnesota and Toronto Fringe Festivals. Click for details.

“One of the most amiable performers you’ll ever have the chance of seeing ... seldom have I seen a performer who seems to be so thoroughly enjoying himself on stage ... do what – or who – you have to do, but don’t miss out on a piece of this!” Plank Magazine, Canada

“The kind of performer you pray you’ll discover ... terrifically well-written ... outrageous, hilarious and often oddly touching ... awe-inspiring.” Orlando Sentinel

“Hilarious ... ghastly ... quirky ... I didn’t want to miss a second!” Winnipeg Free Press

“More dexterous than most of hip-hop’s current stars ... should be required viewing for Premier Ed Stelmach!” Edmonton Journal

“Humor-filled, even-tempered and compassionate ... Fruitcake will teach you plenty!” Orlandotheater.com

“Delightful ... balancing on the fine line between madness and genius … certifiably funny!” Saskatoon Starphoenix

"Gee has pitched it perfectly ... witty, skilful ... hugely entertaining!" Chortle, UK

“Always funny ... really gets into your head!” Monday Magazine, Canada

“Hilarious ... life affirming ... poignant ... joyful ... will have your brain reeling!” Uptown Magazine, Canada

“Inspiring, disturbing and hilarious!” Montreal Gazette