Jason Grossman has been writing, producing and directing the New York City-based sketch group Funny... Sheesh for six years and is the founder and director of "Funny... Sheesh Alternative Variety Shows" (a venue for non-commercial, alternative performance comedy, dance, music and theatre).  He starred in "It's a Wonderful (One Man Show) Life!" based on the Frank Capra classic film in which he played over 20 different characters and played the human lab rat Freddie in Sharon Fogarty's acclaimed "The Overdevelopment of Scott."  He portrayed the evil Dr. Victor Frankenstein in "Bride of Frankenstein: An Experiment In Intimacy," co-starred as the angel Phil in 'heaven' and was most recently praised for his faithful portrayal of Elvis Presley in "Putnam."  He appeared in numerous productions with the A/NY Theatre Company and was the voice of Pecos Bill and other characters in Union Signal's production of American Tall Tales With A Twist at the Public Theatre.  He and his writing partner John Hartmann have been writing for numerous projects including a long-running cable television show, and he is a writer for the TV Land channel's "Ultimate Fan Search."  He was a founding member of the sketch groups Big Oily Brains, Crispen Tickle, Euphobia, Evil Twin and Parts & Labor.  Jason Grossman teaches improvisational acting, sketch comedy writing and regularly conducts his popular motivational course, "The Art of Socializing and Networking" to students of all ages.  He has just become the founder and Program Coordinator for the new Performing Arts Program at Baruch College Continuing and Professional Studies in New York City.  He is an active member of the Loos Scrooz improvisational group and has starred in and hosted hundreds of improvisation shows at colleges, schools and camps throughout the Northeast.  He currently directs and hosts the "Funny Sheesh Comedy Game Show."  Jason graduated from S.U.N.Y. Albany where he received a B.S. in Business Administration with a minor in Psychology and has a law degree from Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law.  He has studied improvisational acting extensively with Chicago City Limits, Improv Central and Upright Citizen's Brigade and writing with Gotham Writers Workshop.  Jason also performs stand-up and alternative performance comedy.