Les Eric Lewis

Les Lewis got his start in Drama in the earl 1960’s in an impromptu rendition of Uncle Tom’s Cabin followed by many performances is Jr. High School that ultimately led to his being Drafted into the Sr. High Drama advanced department upon entrance. Once there, he was entered into the State One Act Play Festival with a rendition of the absurd “Interview” from the 1966 play “America Hurrah”, by Jean-Claude van Itallie, winning first place. The on to the part of Carlos in Theodore Isaac Rubin’s “David & Lisa” and also playing the Pat Hingle Part of Ralph Follet in Tad Mosels’s “All the Way Home”. Capping his High School career with winning both First and Second place in the 1972 State One Act Play Festival with Harold Pinter’s two man skits, “Last to go “and “Trouble in the Works”. After a 31 year hiatus, Les became a founding member in the Reunion Theatre Groups first production of A. R. Gurney’s “The Dining Room”. He owns his own business, MAX Marketing and Sales, Inc. as well as being acting Sales Director for US Cutter.com., retired in 2019.