Comic, Actor, Bob Greenberg joins host Rich Stein

Bob Greenberg, conceived in the Catskills and born at New York Hospital in Manhattan was destined for the stage. Bob has done everything in this business from comedy clubs to television sitcoms, dramas, mini-series and films. A longtime member of the Friars and Lambs, Bob has Won Best Actor Awards for Jimmy Breslin: How To Read The Newspaper and The Stella in two New York Theater Festivals. A talented character Comedian and  impersonator, he regularly portrays Jackie Gleason, Lou Costello, Oliver Hardy and many other notables in stage shows and comedy performances.  His talents have brought him to Conan O’Brien’s show as well as The David Letterman Show and Saturday Night Live. Off Broadway plays include The Jazz Singer and  films include Big Money Hu$tla$,  Maid In Manhattan and Disclosure Day;  a film directed by Steven Spielberg and just released within the last month. Please welcome a gentleman who is not only a great actor, comic and artist, but a patron of the arts as well: Bob Greenberg