Tink Robinson is a 45-year veteran of professional entertainment, including National television, radio, film, theatre, ballet, night clubs, revue, grandstand, world class conventions, dealers' shows and vaudeville. He has amassed more than two hundred CBC television shows and was choreographer/performer with WAYNE AND SHUSTER for five seasons.

Tink spent seven seasons with THEATRE UNDER THE STARS in his birthplace, Vancouver, BC. He toured Canada with THE BEST OF SPRING THAW, MY 'FUR' LADY, eight G.M. Dealers' shows, and Ford Motors Dealers' Promotions. He performed with the Canadian Opera Company, Toronto, for 2 seasons, C.N.E. Grandstand Shows, Toronto, Theatre Royal, Barkerville, BC, was writer and principle performer for "Festival" for Theatre Calgary and writer of Ham on Wry for Lunchbox Theatre (Calgary AB). Tink choreographed and performed for the television special, "CHRISTMAS AT RIDEAU HALL" with former Canadian Governor General Ed Schreyer and his family and a host of Canadian stars.

Tink's ability to ignite his audiences with laughter and enthusiasm combined with his talent for encouraging people to feel good about themselves and motivating them to step forward in their lives has earned him the reputation of "dynamic keynote address speaker."

As a trainer, Tink coaches people from all walks of life, helping them deliver dynamic presentations, and leading them to professional excellence. He collaborates with Judy to create special workshops in speaking, entertainment and personal growth, for companies in both the business communities and the performing arts.
He has written and produced 15 professional stage productions, creating material to address specific needs of clients and varied target audiences. Tink is also a regular adjudicator for Festivals of the Arts in Canada.

Tink's marketing/sales skills were honed with McLaren Advertising (Toronto), Ray Norman & Associates (Vancouver) and General Motors Dealerships. His teaching expertise was utilized at York Universiy, S.A.I.T. and Langara College, where he specialized in integrating concepts to develop creative ideas and personal expression.

For thirteen summer seasons (1972-76 and 1982-89), Tink and his wife, Judy Armstrong, created their highly successful theatrical shows in the Wild Horse Theatre at Heritage Fort Steele, BC. Tink wrote, directed, produced, choreographed and performed in their popular shows which entertained 'kids' from 2 to 92! Tink and Judy and their professional cast performed 120 shows each summer, and delighted tourists from over 40 countries. Their talent for bringing out the best in everyone shines through their popular recording, KIDS ( for all ages).