My performances have received some positive feedback over the years. I’m starting this series 25 years ago, and we’ll eventually end up in the present.
It’s best to let people speak for themselves:
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Australian Institute of Training and Development
Carlton Crest Sydney, Sydney, 1/12/1992
Your wonderfully satirical portrayal of the ever-looming Government official was greatly appreciated by us all.
Elinor Crossing, President, NSW Division
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Yale Club of Australia
Sheraton on the Park, Sydney, 27/11/1992
. . . a good laugh was had by all.
Dr. Duff Watkins, President
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Cooperative Housing Societies’ Association
Newcastle Town Hall, 15/10/1992
What a sensational hoax! … your understanding of our business and presentation, supported by comprehensive slides, was truly great.
Gavan Sheerin, General Manager
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North Sydney Boys’ High School
at the school, 18/09/1992
. . . the brilliance of your hoax . . . was excellent.
Ron Moffat, Chairman – Old Falconians Union
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Saint Peter’s Collegians, Adelaide
Royal Automobile Club, Sydney, 7/08/1992
You . . . were an outstanding success.
Your style of ‘informed corporate comedy’ is certainly unique and a welcome change from the more traditional after-dinner speaker’s format. It combined that rare combination of wit and a well-researched speech.
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Telstra
Holiday Inn Crowne Plaza Terrigal, Regional NSW, 6/08/1992
I have to compliment you on the excellent material you prepared for us. Your after-dinner speech was riotously funny and certainly deflated any egos still floating out there in the ether.
Jennie Wright, Marketing Services Manager
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Australian Society of Association Executives (AuSAE)
Sofitel Wentworth, Sydney, 26/06/1992
With the name Beau Rocraci, we tried hard to let our audience know that they were being duped. However, you carried off the role of the insipid, heartless Public Servant to perfection. So well, in fact, that people still continued to ask serious questions.
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Young Business Network
A restaurant in Newtown, Sydney, 4/01/1992
. . . thank you for Dr Phillip Pitt’s inspirational presentation on the life cycle of young executive brains.
As I was in on the whole comic hoax, I personally found your presentation cruelly entertaining in an intellectual sort of way.
Ian Hutchinson, Founder/Chairperson
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Rotary – Sydney Cove
Moored boat, Sydney, 3/01/1992
The hoax went extremely well.
David Scarlett, President
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Australian Business Monthly
Sheraton on the Park, Sydney, 2/01/1992
‘Jim Kirk’ future-shocks staff.
A mild-mannered, big-titled, public servant, with ‘change-of-season’ coloured braces et al., shocked our interstate staff into believing that their states were at the brink of collapse.
Big relief set in when Jim Kirk turned into Rodney Marks!! However, one staffer has since crossed the border (from Melbourne) and is now working in Sydney (just in case?).
Garrett Naumann, National Advertising Manager
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I’m an Australian comedian, comedy hoax speaker and corporate impostor. I present comic hoax keynotes at business events. If you like these blogs, you’ll like my live comedy. If you don’t like these blogs, you still might like my live comedy.
Add comedian.com.au to your bookmarks, and one day: book Marks. I don’t do cheap jokes, and I’m freer than you think. I’m comical not anatomical, economical not astronomical.
For more info – and to contact me directly – see my LinkedIn profile, and www.comedian.com.au, my website. I’m based in Sydney and travel widely.