I started my career in 1995. The first time I performed was at "Nick's Comedy Stop" in Boston. I performed there every Sunday at open mike night for a period of three (3) years.

I then performed at "The Comedy Vault", "The Comedy Connection", and countless other open mike nights throughout Massachusetts, New York, Maine, and New Hampshire.

While performing at "The Comedy Palace" in Andover, Mass in 1997, I was approached by one of the cast of "Rocco and Rosie's Comedy Wedding". Jay Savage, a friend for years, asked if I would like to be in the show that very night since a member of the cast was ill. I immediately agreed and soon became one of the cast and eventually the lead. "Rocco and Rosie's" ran for four (4) years performing at New Year parties and the famous "Fisherman's Feast" in Boston.

I then auditioned for "Dillstar Production" who managed "Joey and Maria's Wedding" and "The Sopranos". I worked for "The Sopranos" playing "Cooch" for two (2) years. At this point I also had my own "Open Mike Nite" at "84 Bennington" in Boston.

I then met Larry Lee Lewis who was operating his own "Open Night" at "Chops" in Boston. I started as "MC" one night a week for two (2) years. We received rave Reviews.

The auditions never stopped and my next audition was with "Pastimes", a historical theatre troupe owned by David Stickney. I soon found myself as "Dagonet" at King Arthurs' Festival at Hammond Castle, Gloucester, MA. I also had roles in "The Three Musketeers Faire", "Renaissance Faire", and the famous "Salem Pirate Faire". I also performed in "Castle of the Damned" and the "Scarecrow of Romney Marsh" at the West End Theatre in Glouscester, MA.

I was hired by "Mystery Cafe" and performed in "Clause and Murder" and "Prescription Murder".

My recent performances are as Ebenezer Scrooge in "A Christmas Carol - Deadly Dickens", one of the stars in "Major League Murder" - "American Homicidal" at the "Mistery Cafe", and in "The New England Pirate Faire" by "Pastime Entertainment".

I also host my radio show "The Electric Comedy Hour" on station WRCA 1330 AM.