Craig Shoemaker
Craig Shoemaker, named Comedian of the Year by the American Comedy Awards, recorded three successful comedy CDs, performed at every major comedy venue in the country, and was seen by over two million people last year. He's often heard on national and local radio programs, and has appeared in over 100 television shows - including ABC's "The View"(where he was Joy Behar's first guest in her Comedy Corner), HBO's Comic Relief, the Showtime All Stars, and The Hollywood Squares.
As an actor, Craig most recently played a lawyer on CBS's Family Law. He co-stars in the Patrick Stewart film Safe House and can be seen as the teacher in the box office hit Scream 2. His own movie The Love Master, co-starring Farrah Fawcett, George Wendt and Courtney Thorne-Smith, won the Independent Film Festival in Los Angeles and garnered rave reviews. As a voiceover artist, Craig actually replaced (looped) several lines doing his dead on impression of Don Knotts in the movie Pleasantville and has acted in many hit cartoons including Teamo Supremo and I M Weasel.
If you don't see him on screen, it doesn't mean Craig Shoemaker wasn't involved in the production. He wrote for ABC's Just The Ten of Us, ABC's Real Funny, and last year wrote and starred in the hit one man show, "Who's Your Daddy?" at the Coronet Theater in Los Angeles.
Hard to believe that a guy whose alter ego is "the Love Master" would write a children's book, but it's true. "What You Have Now and What Your Daddy Had Then'A?- (Bennet/Novak) is Craig's humorous slant on bridging the generation gap, and the sequel "Mommy" book is soon to follow.
"It's my mission to bring fun to as many people as possible. Laughter truly is the best medicine, so open up and say "Haaaaaah! Laugh on!" .... Craig Shoemaker
LaughterHeals.com is the project closest to his heart. Feeling a need for more "medicine" for victims of cancer or other life threatening illnesses, Craig has launched the nonprofit Laughter Heals in hopes of opening laughter centers throughout the world.
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Stand-Up Corporate Comedy
Craig Shoemaker, named Comedian of the Year by the American Comedy Awards, recorded three successful comedy CDs, performed at every major comedy venue in the country, and was seen by over two million people last year. He's often heard on national and local radio programs, and has appeared in over 100 television shows - including ABC's "The View"(where he was Joy Behar's first guest in her Comedy Corner), HBO's Comic Relief, the Showtime All Stars, and The Hollywood Squares.
As an actor, Craig most recently played a lawyer on CBS's Family Law. He co-stars in the Patrick Stewart film Safe House and can be seen as the teacher in the box office hit Scream 2. His own movie The Love Master, co-starring Farrah Fawcett, George Wendt and Courtney Thorne-Smith, won the Independent Film Festival in Los Angeles and garnered rave reviews. As a voiceover artist, Craig actually replaced (looped) several lines doing his dead on impression of Don Knotts in the movie Pleasantville and has acted in many hit cartoons including Teamo Supremo and I M Weasel.
If you don't see him on screen, it doesn't mean Craig Shoemaker wasn't involved in the production. He wrote for ABC's Just The Ten of Us, ABC's Real Funny, and last year wrote and starred in the hit one man show, "Who's Your Daddy?" at the Coronet Theater in Los Angeles.
Hard to believe that a guy whose alter ego is "the Love Master" would write a children's book, but it's true. "What You Have Now and What Your Daddy Had Then'A?- (Bennet/Novak) is Craig's humorous slant on bridging the generation gap, and the sequel "Mommy" book is soon to follow.
"It's my mission to bring fun to as many people as possible. Laughter truly is the best medicine, so open up and say "Haaaaaah! Laugh on!" .... Craig Shoemaker
LaughterHeals.com is the project closest to his heart. Feeling a need for more "medicine" for victims of cancer or other life threatening illnesses, Craig has launched the nonprofit Laughter Heals in hopes of opening laughter centers throughout the world.
MOST REQUESTED TOPIC:
Stand-Up Corporate Comedy
