Recent:
The Marx Brothers’ Animal Crackers at the Lyric Stage Company
May 6th to June 4th, 2011
Starring Ed Hoopman in his unanimously acclaimed performance as Groucho Marx in this “uproarious slapstick comedy” (New York Times). An adaptation of the original Broadway hit and classic film, this “madcap musical” (Chicago Tribune) features favorite songs including “Three Little Words” and others. Hooray for Captain Spaulding!
Shear Madness at the Charles Playhouse
Ongoing
The dramatis personae of the audience-participation whodunit (which is now the longest-running non-musical in American theater history, having run 30 years in Boston) continue to comb Newbury Street for the murderer of a classical pianist who lived over the unisex hair salon where the show is set. Ed has been in the cast since 2008 playing Eddie Lawrence.
VOICEOVERS:
Ed can be heard on TV as the Voice of Massachusetts (for the Mass Office of Travel and Tourism - See video below), and on regional radio as the voice of JN Phillips Autoglass along with Bob Rosenfield, owner of JN Phillips.
Ed is also the voice of Walt Disney World’s descriptive audio programs for the visually-impaired, including rides such as Pirates of the Caribbean, “it’s a small world”, Snow White’s Scary Adventures, Spaceship Earth, Peter Pan’s Flight, Mickey’s Country House, Universe of Energy, Buzz Lightyear’s Space Ranger Spin, Mickey’s PhilHarMagic, the Wildlife Express Train, and many others. Read about the service in the Orange County Register and see a clip with some of Ed’s “Pirates of the Caribbean” narration.
Ed’s descriptive audio work for the visually-impaired also extends to the New England Patriot’s Hall of Fame Museum at Gillette Stadium.
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Ed.
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