PERFORMANCES

Steven is to appear August 1, 2 and 3 in Harvard Square in the Actors Shakespeare Project's 5-person version of Love's Labour's Lost. He just finished a successful run of Look Back in Anger with the ambitious Orfeo Group, and appeared in the Zeitgeist Stage Company's production of Spin at the Boston Center for the Arts.

In August, he shifts to Gloucester for the Gloucester Stage Company's The Woman in Black, co-starring Shelley Bolman and directed by Karen MacDonald.

Recent work: New Repertory Theatre: A Christmas Carol; The Misanthrope; Orson Welles in Austin Pendleton's Orson's Shadow; The Pillowman, nominated for both IRNE and Eliott Norton Awards. Other recent work includes:

Einstein's Dreams, based on the best-seller by Alan Lightman and presented as part of the Underground Railway Theatre's scientist-artist collaborative effort with M.I.T. This work will be presented by invitation at CUNY in New York in May 2008.

The role of Phileas Fogg in Stoneham Theatre's Around the World in 80 Days and the hapless Detective Blore in their production of Agatha Christie's And Then There Were None.


Last summer saw him at the Publick Theatre in George Bernard Shaw's Misalliance and Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet.

Multiple characters in The Intelligent Design of Jenny Chow at the Wellfleet Harbor Actors Theatre.
His performance in the Lyric Stage's Book of Days, the Publick Theatre's Twelfth Night and Boston Playwrights Theatre's Monticel' earned him an IRNE award (Independent Reviewers of New England) for Best Supporting Actor.

In addition, he is now a candidate for the Master of Fine Arts in Playwriting at Boston University. His first ten-minute play sumbission was selected as one of six regionally to compete for production at the Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival.
His full-length play, The Fishbowl, received a reading at the Boston Playwrights Theatre on April 21, 2008.
For original musical offerings, consult the Music tab. For an acting resume, consult the Acting tab.