Emilio has been a professional actor since 1968. In Los Angeles he was a company member of Inner City Rep, The Group Repertory and LA Repertory. Recent New York theatre credits include, The San Diego Street Padres (INTAR), Floating Home (HExTC), Boxing 2000 (Richard Maxwell NYC Players), Dismiss... Read More

Carroll Spinney wanted to work with puppets on television ever since childhood. When he was a child, he would have puppet shows in his neighborhood. Then, he went into the military for fear he might be drafted. In the military, he did cartoons under the name of Ed Spinney. Later, he worked as... Read More

Kevin Clash made Elmo famous, when he was 10, Kevin Clash first saw Sesame Street , instantly, he was a huge fan. "I was glued to the TV set figuring out how to build these puppets. That was my goal, that's where I wanted to be with them" says Kevin Clash. Kevin Clash started building his own... Read More

Jerry Nelson is a principal puppeteer for the Jim Henson Company. He has created countless characters including Robin the Frog, Sgt. Floyd Pepper, The Count, and many more. Jerry started out puppeteering for Bil Baird. Throughout the 60s, he worked on-and-off with Henson. Then in 1970, he... Read More

Richard Hunt (SCOOTER, SWEETUMS, STATLER, BEAKER, JANICE AND GLADYS) is literally a born actor; everyone in his family has at some time worked in show business. His father, now deceased, was an actor. His brother a singer. His mother and three sisters are involved in show business near their... Read More

Linda Bove is an American actress, best known for introducing deaf culture to audiences. She portrayed The Fonz's deaf girlfriend on Happy Days , appeared for numerous years on Sesame Street , performs with the National Theatre for the Deaf, and has appeared in several films and soap operas.

During the 1980's Frank got a job directing now Eric Jacobson sometimes does his work.

Early television intrigued young Jim Henson and sparked his imagination and creativity. Seeing enormous potential for puppets in this medium, he began his career in Washington, D.C. local television. Sam and Friends, his nightly five-minute show on NBC’s WRC, won Jim an Emmy in 1958 and... Read More

According to "Daytime TV Yearbook" from 1975, Fran Brill is from Swarthmore, Pennsylvania. [p.73 of the magazine] Varied other sources (including the October 19-25, 1974 issue of "TV Guide") indicate that Fran received a B.F.A. from Boston University, then moved to New York City. Her... Read More