Steven Ciceron is a bi-coastal actor with an extensive range of film, stage, and television credits to his name. A multi-award-winning actor, he has received numerous accolades for his performances, including three CV Indie Film Awards for Best Actor in an Independent Film and several Best Actor Awards and nominations at international film festivals.
Ciceron is perhaps best known for his starring role as maître d'hôtel and struggling actor Blake Pennington in the sitcom "Mark's Place". His impressive filmography includes roles in "Creed", "The Assumptions", "The Glorification of Gwen", "The One Year Pact", "Circus of Death", "C Street", "The Ghost of Room 13", and "Rasputin's Curse".
In addition to his film work, Ciceron has made numerous television appearances, including roles in "The Happiest of Hooligans Series", "The Americans", "Orange Is The New Black", "Vinyl", "Blue Bloods", "The Great Experiment", "The Haunting", and "HGTV". He has also appeared in a range of television commercials, including spots for Doritos, Macaroni Grill, Miller High Life, Colonial Williamsburg, and Disneyland.
On stage, Ciceron has appeared in productions of "Amadeus", "Jekyll & Hyde", "An Enemy of the People", "Anything Goes", "The Drowsy Chaperone", and "42nd Street". With his impressive range, he has taken on a diverse array of roles, including those of Doctor, Judge, Attorney, Policeman, Dad, Husband, Historic Figure, nerd, and even Psychopathic Villain.
Despite his versatility, Ciceron has a particular fondness for playing evil and sinister roles with a charming undertone. He is considered a hard-working studio character actor, pouring his heart and creativity into every role.
