Scott Cherney

Born and bred like a fatted calf in Stockton, California, Scott Cherney has worn a lot of hats in his life and times, among them, a cowboy hat as a weekend gunslinger at the western amusement park known as Pollardville Ghost Town. He then moved over to the Palace Showboat Dinner Theater on the same property to become a triple threat actor/writer/director of several melodrama/vaudeville stage productions. In 1987, Scott was the winner of the one and only Stockton Stand-Up Comedy Competition.

His books include the road rage novel RED ASPHALT, the true travel tale PLEASE HOLD THUMBS, a collection of original comedy sketches called NOW THAT'S FUNNY, his movie memoir IN THE DARK and the western comedy entitled SONG OF THE CANYON KID.

Plays include the comedy melodramas LA RUE'S RETURN or HOW'S A BAYOU? (w/Edward Thorpe), SONG OF THE CANYON KID or POEM ON THE RANGE, THE LEGEND OF THE ROGUE or MASK ME NO QUESTIONS and ROXANNE OF THE ISLANDS or THEY'RE PLAYING OUR SARONG as well as the interactive murder mysteries DEAD TUESDAY and MURDER-THE FINAL FRONTIER.

He currently lives near Portland, Oregon.