O B S C E N E  B U T  N O T  H E A R D
CAST
 

OBSCENE BUT NOT HEARD is a gang of consummate sketch and stand-up comedians, improvisers and uncanny impersonators. They constantly produce, write and perform completely original multi-media comedy. They are currently based in Calgary, Alberta, Canada, and if Canadians know one thing it's hockey. Oh... and if Canadians know two things, the other would be comedy. Just ask Mike Myers, Jim Carrey, Lorne Michaels, Kids in the Hall and (sadly) William Shatner. Get ready to add Obscene But Not Heard to this list.

"Adept and energetic. Their Thirty Second Movies, where epics are reduced to just half a minute, are inspired."
- Marc Horton,
Edmonton Journal

 
 
 
 
TONY BINNS is an award-winning stand-up comedian and writer whose self-deprecating style and myriad of voices and impersonations leaves audiences in stitches. He was a contributor to the hit show "Cocktails", wrote for both the AMPIA and EDDY awards, and is a freelance writer for Vex Magazine. If you have trouble finding him, check your local Cineplex, he might already be lining up for the next Star Wars movie.
   
 
 
TREVOR CAMPBELL If Andy Kaufman were still alive he would be a fan of Trevor's. Trevor loves the cerebral comedy that not only makes you think, but provokes an emotional response. A natural fit for sketch comedy, he loves playing characters. His Hitler-as-a-stand-up-comedian bit is legendary. Trevor's latest creation, 'Retarded Elvis', is shocking audiences everywhere although he maintains it is an accurate illustration of the "industry-of-Elvis". He has showcased his stand-up comedy for the Just For Laughs Comedy Festival, has appeared on Yuk-Yuks stages all over Canada and is a regular for Laughing Arts in Calgary.
   
 
 
PETER STRAND RUMPEL has worked extensively throughout Canada and even dipped his toe in the mighty U.S. waters. He played the part of William Ide, the creator of California's bear flag, in the Spielberg produced mini series Into The West. Other film credits include Rat Race, and the quirky A Problem With Fear. Peter was regularly seen on Honey I Shrunk The Kids: The Series exercising his versatility playing five different characters in five different episodes. Most recently Peter performed in the March April 2006 show bitch at the Motel in the Epcor Centre.
   
 
 
TOM SARSONS is known as the Far Side guy in the group. His comedic styling is somewhat akin to a Picasso painting. You know it's funny, you just can't tell what it is. An actor, a comedian, a theatre tech, Tom has been flexing his creativity directing and editing the video portions of the Obscene But Not Heard shows for the past few years.