Bob LeBlanc
HEADMASTER
CO-FOUNDER
Executive Producer, Writer, Editor, Playwriting, Improv, & Podcasting Educator, Graphic Designer
Showunner: Competitive Comedy, Teacher’s Lounge, On the Air
Writer: On the Air Shows:
The Adventures of Aphrodite Prime
Aggie Blackthorn - Paranormal Reporter
The Amethyst Ghost
The Bonnie Tales of Captain Bellamy (based on the Sleuths Mystery Entertainment comedy, Who Killed Jolly Roger?)
The Crimson Fist of Justice
Frank and Beans
Jack Stacy, Hotel Detective
Kitty Vittles: Ace Reporter
The Old Library
Poseidon Jones: Hero of the Deep
Queen of the Night Greta Von Ghoul
Scamps McGee, Hobo With a Heart of Gold
Treasure Hunter
The Underworld of Penny Dreadful
Van Diamond Private Dick
Headmaster Bob LeBlanc (he/his/him) is the co-founder, producer, showrunner, host, researcher, editor, graphic designer, and head writer of Balderdash Academy’s Competitive Comedy. He writes Four Questions, the lies of Lie Lie Again, Technically Correct, and is an avid user of the Oxford comma. He is the producer of the improvised serialized comedy sketch show, Teacher’s Lounge, and the producer, head writer, designer, and mastermind of On the Air Comedy Radio Theater. He is the guest writer and performer of Undertow: Simpson Falls episode “Firsts” and was a series developer and writer on Realm’s hit horror series Undertow: Blood Forest. He is a member of the Dramatist Guild of America, a graphic designer, comedy writer, actor, voice actor, improviser, gamification specialist, and owner of Sleuths Mystery Entertainment. He is also an internationally produced award-winning playwright. His one goal in life is to try to do the right thing, always.
When he’s not running the school or writing the games, Bob can be heard in the ensemble of Sleuths Mystery Radio.
Why I Write
I write to show that stories matter. I believe that comedy is the key to drama. I write to show that there is light in the darkness even if you have to make it yourself. I write to show that the weird is beautiful. I write for the collaboration of the theatre–to be a part of the whole–to see my creation through the lens of the experience of others. My work can only exist when translated through the vision of the director, the heart of the actors, and the experiences of the audience. I write to find the meaning of my work through their eyes.
Bob’s Balderdash Academy Shows
On the Air!
Competitive Comedy
Teacher's Lounge
Other Shows
Guest Panelist
Quill & Curtain
The Panel Presents - Theatrical Shenanigans
Writer/Performer
Simpson Falls
Performer
"Wheel of Fortune Reversed" - Gather by the Ghost Light
”Recess" - Gather by the Ghost Light