The stand-up and producer looks back on how things have changed in Canadian comedy since the 1990s by Glenn Sumi on March 15th, 2021 at 9:00 PM 1 of 2 2 of 2 Last year, Kenny Robinson—often called the Godfather of Canadian comedy—marked the 25th anniversary of his Nubian show, which helped kickstart the careers of Black and POC comics like Russell Peters, Jean Paul, Keith Pedro, and Dana Alexander. He marked the occasion with a CD release, Kenny Robinson’s Nubian Comedy Revue: The Next 25, and before the pandemic’s second wave he was hoping to follow it up with a Nubian Queens Of Comedy album featuring all-female comics and hosted by Keesha Brownie.