Sharon Jordan

Sharon Jordan is an American actress whose career has spanned stage, television, and film. She made her Broadway debut in 1979, appearing in Annie. Her stage work has encompassed a wide range of roles, including murderous characters in Agatha Christie plays and romantic leads in Greek comedies. For several years she performed in Welcome Home, Soldier, one of the longest-running plays in Los Angeles, California, a production of the Playhouse West Repertory Theater group written by Tony Savant and directed by Robert Carnegie.

On television, Jordan is recognized for her recurring role as Irene the concierge in the Disney Channel sitcom The Suite Life of Zack & Cody. She reprised that character in That's So Suite Life of Hannah Montana, the first crossover special on the Disney Channel, which brought together The Suite Life of Zack & Cody, Hannah Montana, and That's So Raven. Her screen work also includes co-starring roles in several independent films: Day in the Life of Doe, Rift, I.D., Dead End Falls, Blind, and Some Sunny Day.

Jordan attended Riverside Polytechnic High School, graduating in the summer of 1977 with the class of 1978. In addition to her acting career, she has published poetry in magazines and journals and authored a mystery and suspense novel, Time Shadows, the first book in a trilogy called The Shadow Chronicles. The second book in the series, Death Shadows, was in the editing stage, and Jordan was named author of the month by Red & Proud.