Roman Danylo

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Roman Danylo is a unique and skilled entertainer - he is a stand-up and an improvisational comic, an emcee, writer, an actor and a television performer. His one-man show, combining fast-paced, hilarious stand-up with an improv routine, pulls audience members into the act - with outstanding results.

Roman customizes each performance, managing to make everyone look good, and he organizes with the client ahead of time the best people in the audience to join him on stage. He is a master on the platform, keeping everyone in stitches until the inevitable standing ovation!

Roman uses his comedy improv skills to team-build, brain storm and break the ice.  Roman gathers information about which ever company he is working for and trades that inside information  for a currency usually foreign to the corporate world...big laughs.  His message is team building and thinking outside the box and the result is tons of fun. 

Roman has played the live comedy clubs in Vancouver and has worked with top Canadian comedians, including Rick Mercer. He hit the big screen in the movie Duets with Gwyneth Paltrow and appeared on national television as one of the three stars of a sketch comedy program.

In the fall of 2003 Roman landed his own show as host of Comedy Inc. now in its 13th season.  Roman has received two Gemini nominations for performance. He also recently hosted a few episodes of the hit CBC radio show “The Debaters”. Prior to hosting his own show (for which he has been nominated for a Gemini Award in 2004) Roman worked for several local comedy clubs, the Loose Moose Theatre, Theatre Calgary and various CBC radio dramas.

Roman does all types of entertainment. He is a headlining stand-up comedian, a top Canadian improviser, a TV and film actor, and a traditional theatre actor trained at a University and everything.

Corporate groups love Roman because he is unique in his ability to perform stand-up and improv. Not only that but moderating and emceeing as well. Lots of audience interaction – especially laughing and standing ovations! His style is absolutely hilarious.

Roman Danylo’s star continues to rise in Canada. As host of his own sketch show – Comedy Inc – for the thirteenth season, his experience and talent is unmatched. All corporate clients benefit from his customized interactive approach. Glowing references from coast to coast!

Clients Comments

Roman’s stand up and improvisational skills were second to none. Simply spectacular. Our people had a ball with him! We’ll hire him back again and again!” BMO Financial

"I just wanted to let you know that the conference was a big success and that Roman was outstanding! The way he incorporated the information we had given him on the company and various people within the company into the evening and his improv routines was nothing short of amazing. The feedback from the gala was that it was without a doubt the best we have ever done and Roman was a big part of that." - Jennifer Kelly, Director of Marketing & Communications, Stott Pilates

Roman Danylo was outstanding. His skills in getting the crowd involved and quick wit is second to none." - Janet Ratzlaff, Office Manager, Agro Pacific

"Roman's improvisation skills were second to none and the extent to which he involved and captured the attention of the audience was fabulous. It was certainly apparent that all those present had a terrific time and those who unwittingly became part of his routines were made to feel at ease." - Gavin Harvey, Events & Promotions Manager, AT & T Canada

"Roman's ability to keep a crowd laughing with the use of improvisational comedy was obvious. With some information about our company and our employees he was able to put together a clean, humourous program that entertained all and offended none." - John Lalumiere, Lafarge Canada, Human Resources Manager, Lafarge Canada

roman was wonderful. He tailored his routine so nicely and was specific to the newspaper industry. The audience roared with laughter. He is worth every penny. And of course, having had such a hit for an entertainment this year. I worry about next year." - Alberta Weekly Newspapers Association