Howard Ross

Howard Ross is a New York-based voice actor who narrated the Sesame Street computer game The Three Grouchketeers (also included on the set Sesame Street Reading Games) and voiced King Oscar's royal pig.
Active since the 1960s, Ross began acting in Broadway musicals, as a replacement in Oliver! and The Rothschilds and then in the shorter run shows 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue (composed by Leonard Bernstein) and Carmelina (directed by José Ferrer). Ross first worked with Bernstein in a 1970 concert version of the opera Fidelio (singing the part of Rocco) and in the televised Young People's Concerts broadcast.
Ross was heard in 1970s radio broadcasts of The Eternal Light (a hold-over from the old-time radio era) and CBS Radio Mystery Theater (including an adaptation of "The Prisoner of Zenda"). With Pat Bright and Ron Marshall, he provided singing character vocals on the 1980 album Sweet Pickles (based on a book series) and voiced a minor character in the video game Bully. He narrated documentaries including the Video Time Capsule series, PBS productions, Jerusalem, the City Touched by God, and Orchestra of Exiles (2012).
==External links==
*Internet Broadway Database
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