Biography

A versatile and prolific veteran actor (his first paid film role was at age nine!), Sky returned to Central Florida in 2015 after more than a decade working in Hollywood.

His Los Angeles stage credits include Actors Co-op's To Kill a Mockingbird, as well as Rhinoceros and Bury The Dead with The Antaeus Classical Theatre Company. He also was in California Artists Radio Theatre's Leviathan 99 - a radio drama tribute to author, Ray Bradbury, performing live-on-stage with a cast that included William Shatner, Sean Astin, Samantha Eggar, Norman Lloyd and Walter Koenig. In regional theatre, Sky has performed lead roles in Barnum, California Suite, Noises Off!, The Music Man, The 1940's Radio Hour, and Murder in The Cathedral, among many others.

Sky's television work includes a recurring role (40+ episodes) as a mysterious Monk on the NBC daytime drama series, Passions, and supporting role appearances on ABC's Jimmy Kimmel Live! and Commander-In-Chief; FOX's MADtv; and Untold Stories of the E.R. on The Discovery Channel and Animal Planet's sit-com, Ella & Me. He's also been seen on HBO's Deadwood, WB's Gilmore Girls, and NBC's Medium, to name a few.

His feature film credits include Can I Get a Witness Protection?, Ten Men on The Field, The Marionette, Who Wants to Marry My Husband?, and a song-and-dance lead role as a well-meaning but inept wizard in the Barney & Friends family movie, The Land of Make Believe (distributed internationally). He also appeared in music videos for Christina Aguilera (Hurt) and Eurythmics (I've Got a Life), which reached #1 on the Billboard Magazine club charts.

Sky's work as a voice actor includes the role of "Air Traffic Control" for Paramount Digital's Top Gun: Wingman Edition video game; narration for a reality TV show produced by the team behind Bravo's Real Housewives of Beverly Hills; and multiple live radio drama productions, live on stage with classic comedians Carl Reiner, Linda Henning, Marvin Kaplan and JoAnne Worley. In total, including the 15 years he spent as a radio and television host, Sky has voiced and/or produced thousands of commercial, narration, ADR and animated character projects.

Through the years, Sky has also been seen (or heard) in live and multi-media theme park attractions at Universal Studios Florida/Islands of Adventure/The Wizarding World of Harry Potter; the Walt Disney World Magic Kingdom; and NASA's Space Center Houston.

Now semi-retired, Sky remains active in entertainment, and enjoys hiking, biking and travel. He lives in Central Florida with his wife, Sharon.
- IMDb mini biography by: S. Roberts

During high school, Sky performed multiple character roles in an original radio drama version of "Lord of The Flies" broadcast on Boston's WBZ radio.

In the early days, to help pay the bills, Sky spent a number of years as an on-air talent in the radio broadcasting business, during which he interviewed such luminaries as Red Skelton, Harry Belafonte, Alice Cooper, Jay Leno and many others.

Some unique early professional (paid) acting jobs for Sky included: an educational movie about the importance of physical fitness for children, which was produced by Encyclopedia Britannica Films (Sky was nine years old at the time and this was his first paid acting job). Ten years later, Sky donned the giant cheeseburger-headed costume of McDonald's character, "Mayor McCheese", for an appearance on Boston TV's local version of "Romper Room" (Sky was 19 at the time and attending Emerson College).

Sky has experienced (and survived!) a tandem skydive out of an airplane at 12,000-feet.

Sky once performed the role of "Sky Masterson" at his Cambridge, Massachusetts high school. The name "Sky" stuck as a nickname that has stayed with him throughout his career. Also starring in the young cast were future TV, film and stage star, Jere Burns, future Shakespearean actor, Jonathan Epstein, and Alexander (Sandy) Wells, who is a critically acclaimed L.A. actor and former News Anchor at KABC radio in Los Angeles.