Hiram's illustrious stand-up comedy career commenced in the year 1978, with a significant boost courtesy of Jerry Seinfeld's esteemed recommendation at an audition for "The Comic Strip". This pivotal moment marked the beginning of a long and fruitful journey, as Hiram soon became a staple of the New York and New Jersey comedy scene, solidifying his position as a regular performer in the region. As his popularity continued to soar, he was subsequently offered the esteemed position of emcee at the renowned Dangerfield's, a role he proudly held for a remarkable five-year period. Throughout this time, Hiram remained committed to his craft, continuously honing his skills and working tirelessly to perfect his comedic style.
Hiram's illustrious career has witnessed a remarkable tenure in the vibrant city of Las Vegas, where he has had the privilege of working at some of the most prestigious casinos in the region. His impressive résumé boasts a notable highlight, as he took center stage in a two-year production of the original show "The Rat Pack is Back", which boasted the legendary David Cassidy as a co-star.
Hiram's rich theatrical heritage, shaped by his extensive experience in off-Broadway productions, has undoubtedly played a significant role in his remarkable success story. However, it is his remarkable aptitude for interpreting comedic roles that truly brings out his unique talent, whether he is dazzling live audiences on stage or captivating viewers on the big or small screen.
Throughout his illustrious career, Hiram has had the privilege of collaborating consistently with the renowned comedic genius, Larry David, appearing in a diverse range of projects that showcase his impressive range. These notable collaborations include his memorable appearances in the iconic sitcom Seinfeld (1989),the critically acclaimed television series Curb Your Enthusiasm (2000),and the less successful but still notable film Sour Grapes (1998).