Inspired at an early age by the Muppets and Saturday Night Live, Eric became a co-founding member of PSP to bring that love of improv and satire locally to western MA.  He accidentally landed on puppetry professionally, but his true talents and passion are mostly in writing and performance of sketch comedy with a purpose.   Local influences include his alma malta Sleeveless Theater and his current co-troupe members.  Other influences include The Second City, Kids in the Hall, and always SNL...and there's still a bit of Jim Henson's work in his heart.

RESUME
1. Click here for one-page resume employment overview
2. Click here for detailed list of shows, projects, and accomplishments
3. Click here for listing by type of role (ala IMDB)
4. Click here for old RRN bio that is not updated and pointless but modest and cute.

Trivial Bits

• Eric is tall, but also afraid of heights.
• Eric was married in 1995 to Debra Gill, sister of early PSP member Jon.
• Debbie and Eric had a daughter born in 2005.
• He has a dog, a Brittany Spaniel, named....Britney.
• Eric has worked with the entertainment department of Riverside Park Ent (later Six Flags) since 1994 and currently is on staff as Assistant Manager of Shows and Entertainment after writing and producing over 22 original shows for the company with the help of PSP.
• Eric digs Mr. T "Don't be a sucka! Stay in School, Stay off the Drugs, foo!"
• Eric was often the only male while working and studying with Sleeveless Theater among many talented women, and still ended up playing females somehow.
• His first show written and publicly staged was "The INCUMBENTe" at HCC; His first original script he was paid for was "PuppetWRKS Sockhop" for Riverside Park.
• When Legos teamed with Star Wars, it was purely for Eric to orgasm at Wal*mart!