KEITH ROBINSON

TV Highlights: Comic Groove, Tough Crowd with Colin Quinn, Tough Crowd Stands Up, Def Comedy Jam, Comedy Central Presents

Why He's On The Site: CH first saw Keith perform when he opened for Jim Norton @ Westbury Music Fair in 2002...Keith's addition to CH may come as a shocker after the site trashed him for his appearance at the Patrice O'Neal Roast in 2003...Part of the "Cellar Clique", Keith is one of the best at annihilating his friends with zingers & one liners...A stand out regular on the former Tough Crowd w/ Colin Quinn...Keith's act consists of him telling stories from his mischievous past, including fighting cops, rape allegations, & other fucked up dealings with the opposite sex...Keith doesn't rely on the typical white people/black people gimmick to get cheap laughter...A road tested veteran, Keith has been working the circuit for over a dozen years and has guided many other performers to stardom throughout his career

Official Bio: Keith Robinson is a comedy veteran whose unique style has propelled him to stardom. Keith has an impressive track record which includes performances at The Improv and The Laugh Factory in Los Angeles, The Comedy Strip in New York, Trump's Plaza Hotel and countless others. He has also toured internationally in London, Scotland and the Islands.

Since Keith leaves the audience screaming and hollering for more, naturally his theme song is Marvin Gaye's, "Inner City Blues." Keith is by far one of comedy's most energetic performers and his commanding stage presence has gained him appearances on MTV, VH1, HBO's Def Comedy Jam and Louie Anderson's Comedy Hour.

Keith is not one to stray from issues, but rather tackles them head on. He addresses everything from politics, childhood, music, and pop culture to the latest hairstyles and growing up in South Philly by raising obvious questions to the audience. Storyteller best defines Keith Robinson, but not entirely. His endless list of talents launched him to the forefront of the comedy world by following a superb sketch on Late Night with Conan O'Brien.

After that breakthrough performance, Keith was off to bigger and better things. After shining in a supporting role in the HBO production, "Rebound: The Story of Earl 'The Goat' Manigault," movie insiders stood up and took notice of his unique ability to captivate an audience.

Having shared the spotlight with such popular comedians as Roseanne, Martin Lawrence and Tim Allen, Ketih is now aggressively pursuing a film career both in front of and behind the scenes.