Sheldon Epps
Television director, theatre director
About Sheldon Epps
Born 1952. Sheldon Epps is an American television director, theatre director and television producer.
Sheldon Epps (born November 15, 1952) is an American television and theatre director.
Career Sheldon Epps was born in Los Angeles, California. He moved to Teaneck, New Jersey, when he was 11 years old, where he attended the local public schools, and was first drawn to the stage while at Teaneck High School. Epps graduated from Carnegie Mellon University in 1973.
He began his career as an actor studying at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, Indiana Repertory Company, the Alley Theatre, Civic Light Opera of Pittsburgh
In 1980, Epps made his theater directorial debut with the Off-Broadway musical Blues in the Night. It was revived in 1982, this time on Broadway. Since then he has directed a number of other stage productions on Broadway and in regional theaters namely Scenes and Revelations, Play On!, Blue and Purlie.
In 1994, Epps moved to television, directing an episode of Evening Shade. His other television credits include Smart Guy, Sister, Sister, Frasier, Everybody Loves Raymond, Friends, Girlfriends and George Lopez.
In 1997, Epps became artistic director of the Pasadena Playhouse.
In 2020 Epps was appointed Senior Artistic Advisor at Ford's Theatre in Washington, D.C.
His best selling memoir MY OWN DIRECTIONS was published in September 2022 by McFarland Books.
Directing work
Television Evening Shade (1 episode, 1994) Smart Guy (3 episodes, 1997β1998) Sister, Sister (3 episodes, 1997β1998) Encore! Encore! (1997) Frasier (22 episodes, 1998β2004) Stark Raving Mad (2 episodes, 2000) Veronica's Closet (1 episode, 2000) Girlfriends (59 episodes, 2000β2005, also producer) Friends (3 episodes, 2001β2003) My Wife and Kids (1 episode, 2002) Everybody Loves Raymond (1 episode, 2002) In-Laws (4 episodes, 2002) What I Like About You (2 episodes, 2003) The Tracy Morgan Show (1 episode, 2003) The Soluna Project (TV film, 2004) Joey (3 episodes, 2004β2005) Life on a Stick (1 episode, 2005) Bow (TV film, 2005) Talk Show Diaries (TV film, 2005) Out of Practice (5 episodes, 2005) Love, Inc. (3 episodes 2005β2006) George Lopez (6 episodes, 2006β2007) Stacked (1 episode, 2006) The Game (2 episodes, 2006) Hannah Montana (1 episode, 2007) Sherri (2 episodes, 2009) True Jackson, VP (2 episodes, 2010) Reed Between the Lines (6 episodes, 2011) How to Rock (3 episodes, 2012) Instant Mom (4 episodes, 2015) Raven's Home (2 episodes, 2019) The Upshaws (4 episodes, 2021)
"Frasier" (2 episodes, 2024)
Theater Blues in the Night (1980, 1982 revival) Scenes and Revelations (1981) Play On! (1997) Blue (2000 and 2003) Showtune (2003) Purlie (2005) Unchain My Heart (2011)
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Sheldon Epps was born on 15 November 1952 in Los Angeles.
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