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Eric Howell Sharp's co-starring appearances on primetime network television shows include "Star Trek Voyager", "Wings" and more. Eric Sharp had a recurring role as "Benny" the disgruntled nebbish on UPN's "In The House" with LL Cool J, Kim Wayans, Debbie Allen, and Robin Givens. Eric Howell Sharp made a cameo as "Sharpo The Clown" in the Blockbuster film, "Liar Liar", with Jim Carrey and is prominently featured in the Good Charlotte Music Video, "Lifestyles Of The Rich And Famous". Yes, That's Eric Howell Sharp on "Penn and Teller" Video on Demand.

Eric Howell Sharp hosted and produced the L.A. based cable interview show, MY HALF HOUR from 1997 through 2002 and honed his live comedy act over 10 years traveling all over the U.S. His audiences include Air Force Generals, Fortune 500 CEOs, Award Winning Physicists, Network Chiefs, and other important success minded characters of distinction.

On stage Eric Howell Sharp's smart comedy is a blend of pop culture references, topical humor, impressions, and blues harmonica. For some crowds, Eric performs original comedy songs in an edgy and unique act that is constantly evolving.

Eric Howell Sharp was born in 1966, the the middle child of three sons of Walter and Bonnie of Bayside, Queens, New York. Eric grew up in Manalapan, New Jersey. During his summers at Camp Winamac, in Bennington , New Hampshire, Eric hammed it up every Talent Night. Together with his older brother, Stuart, they would recreate old Honeymooners episodes verbatum - The crowds loved them. Eric was bitten by the Theatre bug. As a teen, Eric Howell Sharp formed his own Rock band, "Eric & The Enterprise", and performed locally in Monmouth County, New Jersey. Eric was vocalist and keyboardist in the Stones influenced group. Soon Eric and his younger brother, Douglas, joined another local band, BATASB, who took the show to the legendary CBGB's in New York City. Later, Eric did college musicals, "Oklahoma!", "Sweet Charity", "A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Forum". Eric did play after play, including "Play It Again, Sam" at the Kobe Dinner Theatre in Lakewood, NJ ,which earned rave reviews from the Asbury Park Press, saying Woody Allen couldn't have done better than Eric in the lead role. Eric revived his role as Alan Felix doing PLAY IT AGAIN SAM again in 2009 at the MIRAGE CLUB at EL CENTRO NAVAL AIR FACIILITY .

Eric Howell Sharp's College Drama Professor, J. Lawrence Lowenstein encouraged Eric to move to New York and study so Eric moved to Manhattan, and studied with Neighborhood Playhouse Alumnus, and accomplished TV director, Norman Hall. It was at this time that Eric wrote and played the lead role in his own play, INVASION OF THE OOOOGS at the Courtyard Playhouse in Greenwich Village. After doing atmosphere work on "Bonfire Of The Vanities", and the Soaps, "One Life To Live" and "All My Children", Eric got bumped to Day Player on "Malcolm X". Spike Lee picked him out of hundreds of other Atmosphere actors playing convicts in the Prison Scenes. Eric got one line which you can hear in the film. The line is "A two nine one nine four five", Which was the prison number on his costume. With SAG CARD finally in hand Eric headed for Los Angeles. Eric Howell Sharp wrote and starred in a low budget pilot, "Lenny Frick", produced by Alphy Hoffman and directed by Emmy Award Winning Actor, Scott Jacoby. Later that year Eric Howell Sharp signed with top Hollywood talent agent, Adam Lieblein, of Acme Talent and Literary. Director, Dan Helfgott gave Eric a major break, casting him him with E.E. Bell for a one liner on "Abbott and Costello Meet Jerry Seinfeld" for NBC. Eric Sharp lives in Southern California's enchanting San Fernando Valley with his wife, Nora Jean, and their children, Joseph, Benjamin, and their little dog, Isabel.

    How Three Card Monte Changed My Life

    About 15 years ago when I was a young, struggling actor in Hollywood, I auditioned for a co-star appearance on the NBC sit-com, "Wings". I was supposed to be a Street hustler in New York City and cheat Crystal Bernard out a hundred bucks. Read: How Three Card Monte Changed My Life Read

    By: Eric Sharp | 07/10/2009 | Theater

    Halloween Vampire Murder Mystery At El Cid LA

    Sharpo Incorporated’s interactive murder mystery dinner theater production of “ THE EL CID VAMPIRE Mystery” opens Friday, October 2nd and playing all month at El Cid Dinner Theater on Sunset Blvd in Los Angeles. This show marks our 5th month of mystery, intrigue, suspense and laughter at the historic and hidden gem of Silver Lake. This hit show sells out almost every Friday night. Read: Halloween Vampire Murder Mystery At El Cid LA Read

    By: Eric Sharp | 23/09/2009 | Theater

    Can A House Kill A Person?

    Nora and I write our own murder mysteries for our dinner theater gig at the El Cid in Silver Lake. Every month we switch the plots and characters because many patrons keep coming back. We were all set this month to open "Where There is Smoke" about a house fire - but here in Los Angeles fires are currently running wild and people are evacuating their homes. We decided to change the story. What we came up with was 'Murder House". Read: Can A House Kill A Person? Read

    By: Eric Sharp | 13/09/2009 | Writing

    Redesigning Our Murder Mystery Website For Today's Users

    Nora and I have a Murder Mystery, Comedy, Magic Show and Dinner Theater business. We are a very small California corporation. Our website is the leveling field that provides us the opportunity to act like a big corporation. Whenever we make any changes to our site it is with trepidation and no small amount of anxiety. Still, we moved ahead and re made our site for today's "Twittersized" attention spans. Read: Redesigning Our Murder Mystery Website For Today's Users Read

    By: Eric Sharp | 03/09/2009 | Online Business

    The Secret Ingredient in Sharpo Murder Mysteries

    I have been playing "Detective Sharp" since 1989. I love my gig. In 2003 I started Sharpo Entertainment Productions which became Sharpo Incorporated in 2003. I don't claim to have invented interactive murder mystery theater. I think that with my macabre cast of characters and terrific performers we have come closer than any other troupe in perfecting this performing art form. Of course the terrific scripts and diabolical plots are the solution to a great murder mystery event. for this, I Read: The Secret Ingredient in Sharpo Murder Mysteries Read

    By: Eric Sharp | 02/07/2009 | Humor

    Company Party Entertainment

    I watched an episode of “The Office” last night. They were having their company party office awards. I was laughing and cringing at the same time. Steve Correll’s character was so politically incorrect. The employees sat un-amused at the lame jokes and the song parodies. I thought to myself, what’s funny about this is just how bad it is. It also highlighted the need for really good corporate entertainment that is clean, acceptable, and fun. Read: Company Party Entertainment Read

    By: Eric Sharp | 24/06/2009 | Humor

    LA Dinner Theater

    This is your invitation...to murder! Sharpo! Incorporated is proud to bring our highly acclaimed interactive hit murder mystery show to the historic El Cid Dinner Theater in the Silver Lake area of Los Angeles. Read: LA Dinner Theater Read

    By: Eric Sharp | 22/06/2009 | Theater
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