Since 1968 Jack's career has encompassed the entire spectrum of the entertainment industry. From his starring roles as "Bojay" in "Battlestar Galactica" and "Chuck Tyler" in "All My Children", to pilots for his own series on three other occasions, guest appearances on more than 60 different prime time series, mini-series, and television movies, numerous stage productions, and over 250 commercials, Jack personifies the model of the versatile actor. In 2000 Jack left his home in Southern California and moved to the Monterey Peninsula. There, he quickly established himself as both an actor and a director. Over the past six years he has starred in productions for most of the area theatres. As a director, in 2006 he was at the helm of Pacific Repertory Theatre's "The Full Monty". This production broke the attendance record for the theatre and was hailed as the best production in the theatre's history. He also is directing "A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Forum" for Monterey Peninsula College. Since 2000 he has directed numerous other shows including: "Lend Me A Tenor", "Black Comedy", "Over The River And Through The Woods", "Don't Dress For Dinner" and the musical "Messugah-nuns". These productions, garnering smash reviews and hailed by more than one newspaper as being among the best comedies ever presented on the Monterey Peninsula, completely sold out and had to be extended. Also a versatile nightclub entertainer, Jack has performed at conventions all over the country. His cabaret, "How Come I Never Got The Girl?" features songs from musicals he has starred in wrapped around humorous anecdotes from his many years in the business.