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Max Howard
| Max Howard | |
| Born | Clifford Peter Howard April 23, 1942 Welch, West Virginia |
|---|---|
Max Howard (b. 1942) is an Emmy® Award-winning actor, author and keynote speaker.
Biography
Upon graduating cum laude from Ohio University with a BFA in theater, Mr. Howard served in the United States Army.
After military service, he began a forty year career as a professional actor and teacher in repertory theaters across the United States.
He created and starred in the nationally syndicated television series for young audiences called “Max B. Nimble,” for which he won an Emmy® Award.
He is also created and starred in "The War Wizard" play, which celebrates the career and life of the 19th century American showman, Civil War soldier, inventor and traveling magician, William Augustus Reich, known as Prof. Gus Rich, “The Wizard of the Blue Ridge.” The War Wizard has been presented at the Magic Castle in Hollywood.
As a speaker, creative consultant and spokesperson in support of sales, marketing and public relations projects, Mr. Howard has worked with such clients as AT&T, Kroger Co., Mattel Toys, Haggar Apparel, Courtyard by Marriott and RJR Industries.[1]
Awards and Honors
Mr. Howard was nominated twice by the Chicago Press Club for the Joseph Jefferson Award for performances in plays by Harold Pinter and Robert Shaw.
He was the winner of the American Variety Club's "Distinguished Actor Award" for his portrayal of King Henry VIII in A Man for All Seasons.
Bibliography
- Building Great Relationships from A to Z
References
- Genii Magazine, Vol. 23, No. 4, December 1958, A Simple Sleight, One Effect, and an Idea, By Pete Howard (Maxwell the Magician), page 13
- Cover, The Linking Ring, Vol. 72, No. 9, September 1992, Our Cover, Max Howard, by Phil Willmarth, page 73
- Magic, The Magazine for Magicians, Vol. 19, No. 9, May 2010, The Great Southern Sleight of Hand Show, by Alan Howard, page 44
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