Paco Romane Comedian, Actor, Writer
BOB RUBIN IS A COMEDIAN AND ACTOR
“Hilariously weird.” – People
“One of the most awesome natural comic talents around.” – Oakland Tribune
This San Francisco stand-up comedy veteran is a strange cat with a wild history who appeals to the outrageous child hidden within the hearts of his loyal fans. His material is thoroughly original, incredibly detailed and conjures vivid images. Eccentric and random, Rubin doesn’t just take the stage, he attacks it. He’s big, he’s offbeat and is not easily forgotten. His determination to bring something unique to his audience is greatly appreciated by those who crave something different.
A talented writer, performer and actor, The Rube (as his fans like to call him) can currently be seen giving a memorable performance as the crazy biker, “Seesaw” in the most recent feature film, ” Dead in 5 Heartbeats”.
Bob has portrayed other various interesting characters onscreen, such as “Gorgeous George” in the hugely successful cult classic follow up, Boondock Saints 2 – All Saints Day. He was one of the seven artists followed in the documentary Off the Boulevard released in 2012 to critical acclaim. He also played memorable roles in Rob Schneider’s The Animal (Revolution) and The Hot Chick (Disney), and lent his talented voice to the Disney cartoon, Brandy and Mr. Whiskers for the Disney network
Earlier in his career, he was seen on Late Friday (NBC), Roseanne (ABC) and several cable stand-up shows, and was a key staff writer and actor on the sketch comedy show, Saturday Night Special (FOX). Bob was also a regular guest on the comedy-friendly and wildly popular Alex Bennett show on San Francisco’s The KQAK and Live 105 radio stations, entertaining his listeners with his memorable and outrageous antics.
In between performing in comedy clubs in Canada, Los Angeles and San Francisco, Bob recently released a comedy CD recorded at the famous Purple Onion and is currently working on his forthcoming book, “Two Pumps and a Squirt: My Battle with Condiment Addiction”, available soon.
You can check out Bob Rubin on his website, Rubetime.com.
Bob resides in Hollywood CA.
