Bobby LeFebre is a Denver born spoken word artist, actor, and activist.  After earning a Bachelor's Degree in Psychology and Sociology from Metropolitan State College of Denver in 2005, he became a Social Caseworker specializing in working with youth ages 12-18 that are on probation in the city of Denver. 

It didn't take LeFebre long to go from virtually unknown, to nationally respected, recognized, and accomplished in the world of slam and performance poetry.  His work is passionate, raw and honest, and mixes his strong love for Latino culture with his natural gift for entertaining crowds. LeFebre is a two time Denver Grand Slam Champion, a National Poetry Slam Finalist, an Individual World Poetry Slam Finalist, and has been a member of the SlamNuba National Poetry Slam Team since 2007. In 2008 he was ranked the 10^th best slam poet in the world, and has seen finals stage with SlamNuba placing 4^th, 7^th, and 10^th in team competitions nationally. 

LeFebre's talent is not limited to just poetry.  He is an actor with Denver's only Latino theatre, El Centro Su Teatro, and has performed in countless productions as an actor for the last ten years.  Bobby is represented by Radical Artists Agency who manages Colorado's top actors for work in film, television, commercials, industrials, voiceovers, theatre, and commercial print.  He has landed national and international commercial spots, voiceover work, and uses his talent as a spoken word artist to stretch the boundaries of conventional acting.

Combining his passion for education and performance, LeFebre is founder of Cafe Cultura, Denver's largest monthly open mic and artistic expression event serving Denver's Latino community.  The event was voted "best open mic" in 2007, and has showcased both local and national talent.

As a performer, Bobby has taught and performed poetry and Spoken word at protests, cultural events, schools, detention centers, and colleges and universities across the   United States.  He has been featured in a number of publications including The Denver Post, Viva Colorado, El Semenario, Westword, on KGNU radio, KUVO radio, the Latin View television show, and was the 2008 Cesar Chavez Peace and Justice Award winner.  He has shared stages with the top performance poets in the nation, Grammy nominated musicians Les Nubian, Amy Goodman of Democracy Now, Dead Prez, UNIVERSES,  Bahamadia, The Chicano Messengers of Spoken Word, Gil Scott-Heron, Sandra Maria Esteves, and The Last Poets.