Other works

Color Commentator of a live bike race for the Professional Bicycle League (PBL) in 1997, which aired on the MSG network.

Narrator and other voices for an animated series, called Monica's Gang, in 1998.

Principal in a Medicare commercial as the lab technician with Leslie Nielsen, in 2001.

Principal in a Ricola Cough Drops commercial as the Vampire, in 1995.

Principal in an AT&T commercial as the short guy in a big suit, in 1995.

Principal in a commercial for ESPN in 1996.

Principal in a commercial for the Goodwill Games in 1997.

Principal in a commercial for Comedy Central in 1997.

Principal in a commercial for Time-Life Music in 1997.

Received a rave review from the Italian newspaper, Oggi, for his appearance in the Off-Broadway comedic play, Dangerous Spice, in 1998.

Performs as a stand-up comic in numerous clubs, specializing in celebrity impressions, such as former President Bill Clinton, Governator Arnold Schwarzenegger, John Wayne, Groucho Marx, Donald Duck, Jimmy Stewart and many, many more.

Performs numerous commercial and promo voice-overs, including Sam Adams Summer Ale, Seamans Kids Furniture, HBO, BMG Music Club, Staten Island Cable, Toymax, Kids Of America, Knoll Medical Sales, MiningCo.Com, FreeWay, Y-Snore Nose Drops and many more.

Author of the short story, Never Trust Your Agent, about a hilarious experience working on a foreign low budget film and being round up by the NYPD.

Performed the voice of the Brooklyn Heckler in the documentary, The City of Greater New York: The Story of Consolidation, in 1998. The cast of voices included Frances Sternhagen, Richard Kiley, Steven Hill and Charles Durning.

Performed the voice of Seymour, the drug sniffing Police Dog, in the 2003 film, The Stoned Channel.