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Kenny Kramer
Prior to serving as Cosmo's model, Kenny had a long career as a stand-up comedian and was the manager of a British reggae band. During the disco years Kenny created an electronic jewelry item that sold so well that Kramer was able to live comfortably after disco died. For six years Larry David lived across the hall from Kenny. One day Jerry Seinfeld asked Larry for help creating a TV show. Jerry became famous, Larry became George and Kramer became Kramer. For the past four years, Kenny has been the host of Kramer's Reality Tour and Kramer's Reality Road Show. Here Kenny relies on his stand-up experience to entertain people from all over the world with the behind-the-scenes Seinfeld story. In New York the tour has a bus portion that goes to sites made famous on the show. Seinfeld even did an episode spoofing Kenny's tour when Cosmo Kramer started The Peterman's Reality Tour in "The Muffin Top" episode. Kenny has toured Australia, colleges, comedy festivals and state fairs with the Road Show version of his tour. He has been written about in thousands of newspapers and magazines. He has been on Oprah, the Today Show, Dateline NBC, Maury Povich, CNN, ET, CNBC, MSNBC, Inside Edition, Extra, Access Hollywood and every other tabloid show imaginable. Recent TV appearances include A&E's Biography of Jerry Seinfeld, The Today Show, as a defendant in Judge Judy's court room and as a celebrity Karaoke judge on MTV. In his spare time he has run for Mayor of New York, served as a corespondent for Hard Copy, written, produced and hosted "Kramer's New York" segments for Fox5's Good-Day N.Y. and appeared in the original New York company of Tony and Tina's Wedding playing himself. Since Jerry Seinfeld announced he was quitting Kenny has made it clear that he has no such intention. Kenny Kramer will continue to entertain and live his life. It's worked so far.
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