Steve Rally, a renowned entertainer, has been captivating audiences for over three decades. Born in Honolulu, Hawaii, Steve's early years were marked by exceptional academic and athletic achievements. He excelled in multiple sports, including football and wrestling, earning all-district, regional, and state honors, and setting school records. His outstanding academic performance did not go unnoticed, as he received Presidential and Congressional nominations to attend the United States Air Force Academy.
Steve chose to attend Virginia Polytechnic Institute, where he studied business, drama, and dance, while also walking on the Va Tech football team. His passion for football led him to San Diego, California, where he played two full seasons with the San Diego Sharks Semi-Professional Football team. During this period, Steve honed his voice and master of ceremonies skills at the National Broadcasting Institute in San Diego.
Steve's acting career began in the mid-1980s, starring in action movies such as "Overkill" and "Maximum Breakout." He also appeared in numerous TV shows, including "What's Happening Now," "Santa Barbara," "General Hospital," and "The Young and the Restless." His frequent appearances as the bartender at "Gina's" in "The Young and the Restless" earned him a photo-illustrated feature in TV Guide, labeling him as the new "Beefcake" in August 1988.
Steve has traveled the world, entertaining millions on stage and screen. He has performed on four continents, in 33 states, and over 14,600 shows, reaching an audience of over 1.6 million paying guests. He has shared the stage with stars like Michael Jackson, Kevin Costner, and Mickey Rooney.
After a 12-year absence, Steve returned to the US and landed roles in films since 2009. He is also the most famous centerfold in the history of Playgirl Magazine, having appeared on the cover three times: September 1984, 1985 Man-of-the-Year, and 1988 as the centerfold and cover guy for their 15th Anniversary edition.
Steve's popularity with Playgirl Magazine led to a rigorous schedule of television talk shows and radio appearances, including Donahue, Geraldo, Regis and Kathy Lee, Hour Magazine, PM/Evening Magazine, and morning shows throughout major cities in the US and Canada. In a two-year period, Steve was seen on over 35 television talk shows, 14 radio markets, and numerous magazine covers.
Currently, Steve is producing and directing live entertainment, continuing to thrill audiences around the world.
