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:Biography:

From the time I was a young boy I was destined to be a comedian.
It started at a family gathering when I took the stage and told my first joke: "Why did the little mouse play the big guitar? Because he wanted to get attention".
Sure, the joke sucked, but the technique was right on the mark. Thus began the comedy odyssey of my life dedicated to humor and provoking laughter in others.

I became a fan of all kinds of comedy and was influenced by many different people. Some of the major influences included the slapstick and social satire of the Three Stooges, the voices and critters in Warner Brothers cartoons, sketches and characters on the Carol Burnett Show, the ground-breaking sit-com All In The Family, the late night talk show master Johnny Carson, the British humor of Monty Python, the early Saturday Night Live, with a special nod the the maddeningly funny John Belushi, and also Bill Murray. I was also a fan of such notables as Eddie Murphy, Joan Rivers, Steve Martin, Richard Pryor, George Carlin, Pol Pot, Lucretia Borgia, Mussolini, and such local favorites as Bob Seibel, Chance Langton, Mike Donovan, and the list goes on.

After winning the coveted prize of class clown my senior year at Milford Area Senior High, I was runner-up as class-partier too, I went on to the school of life experience as a greens-keeper, factory worker, carpenter, plumber, painter, college security officer, college student, unemployed alcoholic, pirate and all around wise-ass.

 

In the mid 90's I decided to walk the talk and began to appear at open-mike shows in Boston.I worked hard and developed a reputation as hustler and I have been working as a comedian ever since. I have been called many things, hack and douchebag come to mind, but I'll only quote the flattering comments. Robin Vaughn of the Boston Herald said I was a "likable personality", Stacy Milbouer of the Nashua Telegraph said that I will "leave 'em laughing" and veteran Boston comic Bob Seibel said that I was "Funny, funny, funny".

 

 

With my own laid back blend of current events, interesting observations, crowd-work and all around fun approach toward life I have been appearing at clubs, colleges, benefits, corporate shows I have been all around America and continue to appear at any place that needs a hard-working and professional comedian.

My career has taken an unexpected turn into the area of acting and print modeling. I have appeared in small roles in a number of movies as well as TV commercials for 3Com, Conway Office Products, the Vermont Lottery, the Maine State Lottery, the Foxy Lady Gentlemen's Club and print ads for Metal Suppliers On-line, Ann & Hope, Agilent Technologies, and many more.


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