David D.J. Roy is a Canadian stand-up comedian, storyteller, spoken word artist, actor, and performer/choreographer. He books and organizes comedy, and came up as a long-time fixture in the Vancouver arts scene.
He has been a regular at the Vancouver Poetry Slam, delivering raw, acclaimed open-mic spoken word — including Homelessness, Feminism?, and Just a Job. He founded and hosted That Filthy Show, a comedy and variety night that made room for both dark and light storytelling.
As a performer and choreographer with the Vancouver International Burlesque Festival, and through Behind the Smut — a one-man storytelling event about his years in the adult film industry, with the floor open for questions — he has made a practice of talking about intense, personal material in public.
Independent and short-film credits include No Joke (2013), The Vancouver B Movie Factory (2013), and Show Cop (2015).