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Kramer impersonator and celebrity look-a-like
is sure to spice up your event with entertainment. Kramer impersonator,
Steve Ostrow, can double as Kramer for convention entertainment, a master
of ceremony joke and trade show entertainment. Steven Ostrow is a one
of a kind celebrity impersonator, Kramer impersonator, Kramer double,
and celebrity look a like performing as your trade show presenter or
conference presenter as the Seinfeld Kramer. The similarities between
Ozmo Kramer and Cosmo Kramer are striking. For real entertainment with
a celebrity impersonator at your events call Ozmo Kramer today for information
on booking the celebrity impersonator and classic celebrity look a like
at your event.
Brooklyn born and bred, the Kramer New York
City accent and mannerisms are authentic. Much of the idiosyncrasies
and lunacy were personally owned before the TV character KRAMER.
Playing the role of Kramer only assisted in
bringing out the outrageous which already had a foot in reality. Steve
Ostrow is an East Coast manic in a mellow Californian body.
Early in life, life went astray working as
a lawyer. With almost 20 years of stand-up routine before courtrooms,
Ozmo Kramer was launched Halloween 1996. After seeing the movie Trial
and Error and seeing Kramer play a lawyer, this lawyer knew he could
play Kramer. Wanting to give up his day job and polyester ties, Ozmo's
appearances have been made at numerous venues.
Steve Ostrow is a member
of the Imitators of Rock Legends, and All-Star Celebrity
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Bio
A graduate from Rick Stevens School of Improvisation in San Diego, and 8 year
Toastmaster, spontaneous success was achieved in the look-alike and improvisational
worlds. For 1997-98, his first year of improvisational comedy, Steve Ostrow
won the prestigious Reel Award in recognition of Big Mouth Comedy presented
by International Celebrity Images and his lookalike peers. With the Seinfeld
finale frenzy in full swing in 1998, Steve Ostrow was awarded the best Seinfeld
character lookalike by The Miami Herald, Las Vegas casinos and San Diego newspapers.

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