Overseeing and curating the studios sample & product libraries, as well as our resource and research libraries.Responsible for preserving the studio's blueprints and archives.Working with product vendors.Acting as the administrative assistant for the company.

Handled the publicity & press for over 50 theatrical productions & events in and around the greater metropolitan New Orleans area. Including writing press releases, compiling press packets, target marketing to media & audiences, organizing publicity photos & shoots, scheduling, organizing, & overseeing television & radio interviews and performances, creating programs and assorted publicity materials, and creating ongoing press & publicity opportunities for long-run productions.

First AEA Liason specifically for Equity Membership Candidates (EMCs) in the New Orleans area. Responsible for synthesizing information from AEA, organizing members & EMC programs, and consultant on AEA-related issues.

Performed in seven major productions with JPAS beginning with "A Little Night Music" in 1992. Highlights include opening the Westbank Performing Arts Center in 2004 with "Chicago" and the American premiere of the award-winning British musical "Scandalous!" which earned him a Best Supporting Actor in a Musical award from the Storer Boone's. Has also worked on costumes, props, & publicity for the organization.

General Manager of NOLA Tropical Winery, a non-grape-based wine reseller in the Riverwalk Mall. In charge of daily operations, sales, ordering, personnel, scheduling, public relations & demonstrations, advertising, and graphic design.

First performed at Le Petit Theatre in "Applause" in 1992. Have performed in & worked for over 20 productions both on the Mainstage & in Childrens Corner, including publicity, costume design & coordination, set design, set construction, & props. Received awards for starring roles in the Gulf South premiere of "Grand Hotel: The Musical" (as The Baron, "Best Actor in a Musical", Storer Boone Awards, Marquee Theatre Awards), nominated for "The Importance of Being Earnest" (Best Actor in a Comedy, Storer Boone Awards). In 1996, named Publicist for the theatre, where I completely revised the theatre's press files, updated & added press contacts, organized & facilitated television & radio appearances, arranged print media stories, and acted as spokesperson for the organization. Also designed the set for "An Afternoon with Aesop" in Childrens Corner.

First performed at Southern Rep in 2002 as Dr. Posner in the critically-lauded New Orleans premiere of Margaret Edson's "W;t." Returned in 2009 for the Gulf South premiere of "Opus" in the role of Dorian, which garnered him Best Supporting Actor in a Drama from the Storer Boone Awards. Also originated the roles of Chaplin, Doc, & Dad in the world premiere of Peter McElligot's "With A Bang," and last appeared with SRT as George Gould Strong in the Gulf South premiere of "Grey Gardens."

Researcher & Host of The Sunday Classics, a weekly 3-hour program centered around classical music of the 20th & 21st centuries.

First performed at RRT in the inaugural production of Imagine Theatre for Children, "Charlotte's Web." Later returned to star on the mainstage in the Porta-Puppet Players' production of "The Toymaker's Helper." Also starred in & designed the sets for "A Flea In Her Ear" and the Gulf South premiere of the Andrew Lloyd Webber musical "By Jeeves." Last starred in the New Orleans premiere of "Miss Saigon" as The Engineer, which earned him Big Easy & Storer Boone award nominations for "Best Actor in a Musical" and won "Best Actor in a Musical" from the Marquee Awards.In 2008, assumed the position of Interim Box Office Manager, which included scheduling of theatre season, organizing & assigning seating for season ticket holders, managing volunteer staff, accounting, & customer service. Also served as a graphic designer, creating the show posters & logos for "Miss Saigon" & "By Jeeves."

Conceived, wrote, directed, & produced cabaret-style entertainments.

General Manager for Dillon & Henry, operating partner with Universal Studios. Managed Historic Families & The Silver Cart in Islands of Adventure, opened & managed Rosie's Irish Shop in Cityscape, Universal Studios, as well as two shops in Old Town, Kissimmee, FL

On-air traffic reporter for WWL-870AM (with pilot Tony Buonoguera) and personality "Paul Christopher" on KKND-106.7 The End with The Rod Ryan Show. Duties included regular check-up calls to all the local law enforcement agencies, the DOT, and the 30+ stations served by the network. For 4 years I was the pilot to on-air relay for our traffic planes, entailing a constant line of communication between the pilot and the network.