Eric Webster has been working in television, radio, theater and comedy for 18 years.

Stage work includes

"We Gotta Bingo", “Deer Camp the Musical”, “Tony and Tina’s Wedding”  as ex-boyfriend Michael Just and "Song of Singapore" for the Actors Theater of Minnesota.

"Laundry and Theoritical Physics" and "London After Midnight" at the Bryant Lake Bowl Theater.

"Tony and Tina`s Wedding” at the Hey City Theater as Tony, Best Man, Barry Wheeler.

"The Bible; the complete word of God Abridged",at the Paul Bunyan Playhouse and Lowry Theater.

"The Christmas Story; Abridged" coming this December to the Pioneer Place Theater.

"Greater Tuna" coming this July to the Paul Bunyan Playhouse.

"Pavillion" at the Paul Bunyan Playhouse and Pioneer Place Theater.

"Laughter on the 23rd floor" at the Paul Bunyan Playhouse.

"Funny Business" at Hennepin Stages.

"Johnny Bocca's Sex Farce for Swingin Lovers" at the Playwrights' Center.

"Sneggaruchkas and Babushkas", "Peter and the Wolf", and "Masha and the Bear" for the Musuem of Russian Art Theater.

He also is the Drama Coach for Centennial Middle School, teaches improv at the Guthrie Theater

He served as Artistic Director for the Musuem of Russian Art Theater, writing, directing and performing original works, for three years.

His work on stage also includes 12 years in stand-up comedy.

In television, he hosted, wrote and produced ``The Big Bad Movie`` which earned an Emmy Nomination. He also hosted the nationally broadcast ``Big Events`` for 2 years on DirecTV. He also hosted two other national television programs - "The Home Preview Channel" and "Travelcopia".

He spent 6 seasons with the St. Paul Saints Baseball Club as the Master of Ceremonies/Announcer, and Director of Gameday Entertainment.

On radio, he was the host of the ``Two Martini Lunch`` and "The Hideaway Lounge" on KLBB, and was the host, of ``The Latest...`` on ABC Radio. Currenly he is the the Producer of the syndicated radio show "It Takes A Village". His radio resume also includes working at KFAN sports talk radio Minneapolis as a talk show host and a show producer for Jesse Ventura.