Steve Greenstein, a talented character actor born in the Bronx, has been actively working in the entertainment industry for over three decades, showcasing his skills on screen, television, and in theatre.
Recently, Steve had the opportunity to perform the role of Harry in the National Tour of Flash Dance The Musical, a production that allowed him to tap into his creative potential.
In addition to his work on the national tour, Steve has also had the privilege of performing on London's West End, where he played the iconic role of Officer Krupke in the acclaimed 50th anniversary production of West Side Story, which received an Olivier Award nomination for Best Revival of a Musical.
Steve's impressive regional credits include his role as High Pockets Duncan in The Buddy Holly Story at the Flat Rock Playhouse in North Carolina, as well as his portrayal of Big Jule in Guys and Dolls at the North Shore Musical Theater.
This summer, Steve traveled to the St. Vincent Summer Theater to play the role of Frank in Over the River and Through the Woods, a production that allowed him to explore new characters and storytelling.
Throughout his career, Steve has had the privilege of sharing the screen with renowned actors such as Burt Lancaster, Gary Busey, and Tim Robbins, among many others.
In addition to his work in film and television, Steve has also appeared in a variety of comedic and dramatic roles on television, showcasing his versatility as a performer.
As an actor, Steve's life has truly been a journey, filled with countless experiences and encounters with talented individuals. He is grateful for the opportunities he has had and looks forward to many more years of exciting and creative work to come.
