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'''Joseph "Joey" Mazzarino''' (b. June 4, 1968) has been a writer and performer on ''[[Sesame Street]]'' since 1990.<ref>[http://www.sesameworkshop.org/inside/pressroom/season40/production Sesame Workshop] Season 40 Production Bios</ref> He wrote his first sketch for the show, the ''[[Columbo]]'' parody "[[Colambo]]," as an audition piece, and soon found himself cast in the title role. He was promoted to head writer in [[Season 40]].
  
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'''Joseph "Joey" Mazzarino''' (b. June 4, 1968) has been a performer on ''[[Sesame Street]]'' since 1989 and a writer since 1992.<ref>[http://www.nerdist.com/2013/10/nerdist-writers-panel-114-sesame-street/ Nerdist.com - Nerdist Writers Panel #114: Sesame Street, October 29, 2013]</ref> He wrote his first sketch for the show, the ''[[Columbo]]'' parody "[[Colambo]]," as an audition piece, and soon found himself cast in the title role. He was promoted to head writer in [[Season 40]].
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With an inclination toward ad-libbing and a reputation as a cut-up on set, Mazzarino has become a prominent player in the current ''Sesame Street'' cast. His recurring characters include [[Murray Monster]], [[Stinky the Stinkweed]], [[Papa Bear]], and the boisterous, tutu-wearing [[The Elephant|Elephant]]. In recent years he has also taken over one half of the [[Two-Headed Monster]]. Mazzarino received his first [[Daytime Emmy Awards|Daytime Emmy nomination]] for the Outstanding Performer in a Children's Series in 2010.
  
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With an inclination toward ad-libbing and a reputation as a cut-up on set, Mazzarino has become a prominent player in the current ''Sesame Street'' cast. His recurring characters have included [[Murray Monster]], [[Stinky the Stinkweed]], [[Papa Bear]], and the boisterous, tutu-wearing [[Horatio the Elephant|Elephant]]. In recent years he has also taken over one half of the [[Two-Headed Monster]]. Mazzarino received his first [[Daytime Emmy Awards|Daytime Emmy nomination]] for the Outstanding Performer in a Children's Series in 2010.
   
 
Mazzarino's writing credits include ''[[Bear in the Big Blue House]]'' and the non-Muppet series ''The Upside Down Show'' and ''Sheep in the Big City'' (which was created by former ''Sesame Street'' writer [[Mo Willems]], and for which he also did voice-overs). He also co-wrote the screenplays for ''[[The Adventures of Elmo in Grouchland]]'', ''[[Muppets from Space]]'' and ''[[Kermit's Swamp Years]]''.
  
Mazzarino's writing credits include ''[[Bear in the Big Blue House]]'' and the non-Muppet series ''The Upside Down Show'' and ''Sheep in the Big City'' (which was created by former ''Sesame Street'' writer [[Mo Willems]], and for which he also did voice-overs). He also co-wrote the screenplays for ''[[The Adventures of Elmo in Grouchland]]'', ''[[Muppets from Space]]'' and ''[[Kermit's Swamp Years]]''.
   
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Mazzarino is married to actress [[Kerry Butler]] who has appeared on ''Sesame Street'' as [[Ms. Camp]], the letter carrier. They have a daughter named Segi, whom was the inspiration for the song "[[I Love My Hair]]."
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Mazzarino is married to actress [[Kerry Butler]] who has appeared on ''Sesame Street'' as [[Ms. Camp]], the letter carrier. They have a daughter named Segi, who was the inspiration for the song "[[I Love My Hair]]."
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In September 2015, Mazzarino announced on his Facebook page that he had left his position on ''Sesame Street'', with [[Season 46 (2016)|the 46th season]] (airing in 2016) having been recorded prior to his departure.
   
 
==Performing Credits==
  
==Performing Credits==
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*''[[Sesame Street]]:'' [[Amazing Al]], [[The Banana King]], [[Bernie Broccoli]], [[Big Foot]], [[The Voice|Carson Daly Muppet]], [[The Cheese]], [[Colambo]], [[Cousin Bear]], [[Cowboy With a Drawl]], [[Cricket]], [[Dan Rather-not]], "[[Dinner Theatre]]" son, [[The Elephant]], [[Christopher Meloni|Eliot Stabler Muppet]], [[The Fairy Godperson]], [[Geppetto]], [[Gulliver]], [[Gus Hopper]], [[Hairy Hairy More Contrary]], [[Henry Piggins]], [[Ingrid]], [[Itchy]], [[Izzy]], Jack ("[[Jack and the Beanstalk]]", [[Episode 4211]]), Jack ("[[Jack Be Nimble]]", [[Episode 4164]]), [[James Bond Muppet]], [[Jamie Fox]], [[Joe Hundred Guy]], [[Joey Monkey]], [[Mack (Sesame Street)|Mack]], [[Merry Monster]], [[Murray Monster]], [[Murray (Anything Muppet)]], [[Narf]], [[0|Number Zero]], [[Papa Bear]], [[Pedro]], [[Phooey Louie]], [[Pierre Blue]], [[Pipe Organ]], [[Provenza]], [[Robin (Sesame Street)|Robin]], [[Pre-School Musical|Sharpay]] (puppetry only), [[Slug]], [[Spalding Monster]], [[Spill O'Reilly]], [[Stinky the Stinkweed]], [[The Sun]] (in "[[Here is Your Life|The New Here is Your Life]]"), "[[Special K|Super K]]" son, [[Swampy]], [[Tito (bat)|Tito]], [[The Tooth Fairy]], [[Two-Headed Monster]] ([[2003]] onward), [[Zostic]]
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*''[[Sesame Street]]:'' [[Amazing Al]], [[The Banana King]], [[Bernie Broccoli]], [[Big Foot]], [[The Voice|Carson Daly Muppet]], [[The Cheese]], [[Colambo]], [[Cousin Bear]], [[Cowboy With a Drawl]], [[Cricket]], [[Dan Rather-not]], "[[Dinner Theatre]]" son, [[Christopher Meloni|Eliot Stabler Muppet]], [[The Fairy Godperson]], [[Figby]], [[Geppetto]], [[Gulliver]], [[Gus Hopper]], [[Hairy Hairy More Contrary]], [[Henry Piggins]], [[Horatio the Elephant]], [[Ingrid]], [[Itchy]], [[Izzy]], Jack ("[[Jack and the Beanstalk]]", [[Episode 4211]]), Jack ("[[Jack Be Nimble]]", [[Episode 4164]]), [[James Bond Muppet]], [[Jamie Fox]], [[Joe Hundred Guy]], [[Joey Monkey]], [[Mack (Sesame Street)|Mack]], [[Merry Monster]], [[Murray Monster]], [[Murray (Anything Muppet)]], [[Narf]], [[0|Number Zero]], [[Papa Bear]], [[Pedro]], [[Phooey Louie]], [[Pierre Blue]], [[Pipe Organ]], [[Provenza]], [[Robin (Sesame Street)|Robin]], [[Pre-School Musical|Sharpay]] (puppetry only), [[Slug (Sesame Street)|Slug]], [[Spalding Monster]], [[Spill O'Reilly]], [[Stinky the Stinkweed]], [[The Sun]] (in "[[Here is Your Life|The New Here is Your Life]]"), "[[Special K|Super K]]" son, [[Swampy]], [[Tito (bat)|Tito]], [[The Tooth Fairy]], [[Two-Headed Monster]] (left head, [[2001]] onward), [[Zostic]]
 
*''[[Muppet Meeting Films]]:'' [[Gimley's Boss]], [[Wesley]], [[Franklin]], [[Coffee Guy]], [[Smerdley]], Others
  
*''[[Muppet Meeting Films]]:'' [[Gimley's Boss]], [[Wesley]], [[Franklin]], [[Coffee Guy]], [[Smerdley]], Others
 
*''[[City Kids]]''
  
*''[[City Kids]]''
 
*''[[Dog City (series)|Dog City]]'': [[Artie Springer]], [[Officer Fuzzy]]
  
*''[[Dog City (series)|Dog City]]'': [[Artie Springer]], [[Officer Fuzzy]]
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*''[[Muppet Sing-A-Long: Billy Bunny's Animal Songs]]:'' Frog, Gopher
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*''[[Billy Bunny's Animal Songs]]:'' Frog, Gopher
 
*''[[Muppet Time]]:'' [[Icky No-No]], [[Kirby and Jeffy|Kirby]], one of the [[Frog Scouts]]
  
*''[[Muppet Time]]:'' [[Icky No-No]], [[Kirby and Jeffy|Kirby]], one of the [[Frog Scouts]]
 
*''[[The Muppets Celebrate Jim Henson]]''
  
*''[[The Muppets Celebrate Jim Henson]]''
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*''[[Sesame Street Home Video Visits the Hospital]]''
 
*''[[A New Baby in My House]]''
  
*''[[A New Baby in My House]]''
 
*''[[We All Sing Together]]'' : [[Murray (We All Sing Together)|Murray]]
  
*''[[We All Sing Together]]'' : [[Murray (We All Sing Together)|Murray]]

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JoeyMazzarino
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Mazzarino performing Murray on location.

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Joey Mazzarino performing Murray Monster.

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Joseph "Joey" Mazzarino (b. June 4, 1968) has been a performer on Sesame Street since 1989 and a writer since 1992.[1] He wrote his first sketch for the show, the Columbo parody "Colambo," as an audition piece, and soon found himself cast in the title role. He was promoted to head writer in Season 40.

With an inclination toward ad-libbing and a reputation as a cut-up on set, Mazzarino has become a prominent player in the current Sesame Street cast. His recurring characters have included Murray Monster, Stinky the Stinkweed, Papa Bear, and the boisterous, tutu-wearing Elephant. In recent years he has also taken over one half of the Two-Headed Monster. Mazzarino received his first Daytime Emmy nomination for the Outstanding Performer in a Children's Series in 2010.

Mazzarino's writing credits include Bear in the Big Blue House and the non-Muppet series The Upside Down Show and Sheep in the Big City (which was created by former Sesame Street writer Mo Willems, and for which he also did voice-overs). He also co-wrote the screenplays for The Adventures of Elmo in Grouchland, Muppets from Space and Kermit's Swamp Years.

Mazzarino is married to actress Kerry Butler who has appeared on Sesame Street as Ms. Camp, the letter carrier. They have a daughter named Segi, who was the inspiration for the song "I Love My Hair."

In September 2015, Mazzarino announced on his Facebook page that he had left his position on Sesame Street, with the 46th season (airing in 2016) having been recorded prior to his departure.

Performing Credits

Writing Credits

Voice-over Acting

Sources

  1. ↑ Nerdist.com - Nerdist Writers Panel #114: Sesame Street, October 29, 2013
  2. ↑ Jennifer V. Hughes, "Sesame Street Live comes to Izod Center", The North Jersey Record, September 30, 2010.

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