CRITICAL ACCLAIM


The Prom, which opened on Thursday at the Longacre Theater, is such a joyful hoot…it makes you believe in musical comedy again.”

JESSE GREEN

NEW YORK TIMES

The Prom


"There's a wonderful Canadian show called Slings & Arrows, about a Shakespearean theatre company, that was so clever it left me with pure, distilled writer-envy."

David simon

Creator of The wire

Slings & Arrows


Michael Kuchwara

The Associated Press

The Drowsy Chaperone

"If you want to get some idea of what it means to be over the moon for musical comedy, pay a visit to Broadway's Marquis Theatre, where a disarming, delightful soufflé called The Drowsy Chaperone, is making a strong case for song-and-dance obsession… The Drowsy Chaperone, delivers, not only as sparkling entertainment but, on another level, as a touching tribute to those often lonely folks out there in the dark who cheer on their favorite shows and stars."


Kathryn VanArendonk

VULTURE

SLINGS & ARROWS

“As far as I’m concerned, it’s the best TV show ever made about the messy, conflicting tensions of art and commercialism…It moves me. It makes me happy to love theater, and it makes me happier to love television.”

ACCOLADES

Bob Martin has enjoyed 13 award wins and 29 nominations from 14 awarding bodies internationally.

THE PROM (FILM)

Golden Globes

  • Best Motion Picture - Musical Or Comedy (Nominated, 2021)

GLAAD Media Awards

  • Outstanding Film - Wide Release (Nominated, 2021)

Hollywood Critics Association

  • Best Comedy/Musical Film (Nominated, 2021)

THE prom (stage)

Tony Awards

  • Best Musical (Nominated, 2019)

  • Best Book of a Musical (Nominated, 2019)

Drama Desk Awards

  • Outstanding Musical (WINNER, 2019)

  • Outstanding Book of a Musical (Nominated, 2019)

Drama League Awards

  • Outstanding Production of a Broadway or Off-Broadway Musical (Nominated, 2019)

Outer Critics Circle Awards

  • Outstanding New Broadway Musical (Nominated, 2009)


THE DROWSY CHAPERONE

Tony Awards

  • Best Book of a Musical (WINNER, 2006)

  • Best Leading Actor in a Musical (Nominated, 2006)

  • Best Musical (Nominated, 2006)

Drama Desk Awards

  • Outstanding Book of a Musical (WINNER, 2006)

  • Outstanding Musical (WINNER, 2006)

  • Outstanding Actor in a Musical (Nominated, 2006)

New York Drama Critics’ Circle Awards

  • Best Musical (WINNER, 2006)

Drama League Awards

  • Outstanding Production of a Broadway or Off-Broadway Musical (Nominated, 2006)

Outer Critics Circle Award

  • Outstanding Broadway Musical (Nominated, 2006)

Theatre World Award

  • Theatre World Award (WINNER, 2006)

SLINGS & ARROWS

Writers Guild of Canada Awards

  • Best Drama Series for Outrageous Fortune (WINNER, 2004)

  • Best Drama Series for The Way Madness Lies (WINNER, 2007)

  • Best Drama Series for Madness in Great Ones (Nominated, 2004)

  • Best Drama Series for Geoffrey’s Return (Nominated, 2004)

Writers Guild of America Awards

  • Best One Hour Drama Series for Steeped in Blood (WINNER, 2006)

  • Best One Hour Drama Series for episode Fair is Foul and Foul is Fair (Nominated, 2006)

Gemini Awards

  • Best Writing in a Dramatic Series (WINNER, 2007)

  • Best Writing in a Dramatic Series (WINNER, 2006)

  • Best Writing in a Dramatic Series (Nominated, 2003)


Made in Canada

Gemini Awards

  • Best Writing in a Comedy or Variety Program or Series (Nominated, 2003)

Canadian Comedy Awards

  • Television - Pretty Funny Writing - Special Episode (WON, 2002)

  • Television - Pretty Funny Writing - Series (Nominated, 2002)

MICHAEL:
TUESDAYS & THURSDAYS

Gemini Awards

  • Bell Media Award for Best Comedy Program or Series (Nominated, 2013)

Canadian Screen Awards

  • Best Comedy Program or Series (Nominated, 2013)

  • Best Performance by an Actor in a Continuing Leading Comedic Role (Nominated, 2013)

Canadian Comedy Awards

  • Best Writing - Television Program or Series (Nominated, 2012)

  • Best Performance by a Male - Television (Nominated, 2012)


TWITCH CITY

Canadian Comedy Awards

  • Television - Pretty Funny Writing - Series (Nominated, 2001)


Comedy now!

Canadian Comedy Awards

  • Television - Writing - Episode or Special (Nominated, 2000)

INTERVIEWS


Bob appears with Matt Watts to discuss 'Michael: Tuesdays and Thursdays' on George Stroumboulopoulos Tonight.