What? You didn't already know about Steven? Well, don't just ask me to tell you how great he is, trust the words of those who have worked with, met and seen him in action!

You'll also find some of the Awards/Nominations from plays and films Steven has been in listed here. Just a small example of the great work he and the fellow cast(s) contribute to "The Biz".

Just so you know: A lot of the info I have to share comes from other sites/sources, so I'll put the links up to those sites where I have read info and don't feel right posting here (since I don't have official permission to post their complete quotes here). If you disagree with their comments, you can take it up with them...not me! *G*

Current Big News!

Steven's current Broadway Play, "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" (in which he plays Chronic/Patient #2, as well as several Understudy roles), has already received several nominations and awards, with more to come, no doubt! Here's the list for now:

~Winner of the Outer Critic's Circle Award (tied) for Best Play Revival!~

 

~Drama Desk Award Nomination for Best Revival!~

 

~Nominations by The Drama League for Best Play or Musical Revival, and Distinguished Performance (For Gary Sinise)~

YAY! "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" Won the Tony Award for Best Revival!

(Gary Sinise also got a nomination for Best Lead Actor in a Play) Congratulations!

Past Big News!

Steven's Broadway Play from 1998, "Ah, Wilderness!" (in which he played the Bartender), was nominated for a Best Revival Tony Award, but unfortunately didn't win. (I still luv ya though, Steven, even if I didn't get to see you in a tux! Damn! *SIGH*)

Things People Have Said about Steven!

Jim Thurman, who wrote/produced the Square One TV series (with Mathnet) told me via an E-mail interview how great an actor Steven was to work with on Mathnet. In fact, he cast Steven in two different episodes, because he admired his talent so much!

A fan who recently saw "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" E-mailed me a short while back and told me how they met Steven after a show. I hear he is as cool as ever in person and a very nice guy. (Now if only I could meet him!)

Walter Foote, who is the Director of the Indie flick, "The Tavern" (in which Steven played Jerry), told me Steven did absolutely brilliant work in his film. This film has done well in the Festival circuit, I've heard!

Read a few comments from Douglas Zimmerman, who directed Steven in another Indie film, "He Outta Be Committed" (in which he plays Dr. Rose). This too has done well in the Festivals. He's told me what a great person and awesome actor Stevie is too.  Additionally, the Webmaster of that site (who also was in the film) told me what a kick ass actor and great friend Steven is. *G* To find out more about what Douglas thinks of Steven, go to the "Committed" Website and read the "Cast" section.  NOTE: I'll be seeing this film soon also, so I'll let you know how it is!

Perhaps the coolest news I've heard comes from the folks over at the "Directing Eddie" (in which he plays Jacky Dunkirk) site. Not only has this film done very well in the Festivals (with more showings coming soon), but Director Laurence Kaldor spoke highly of Steven's work in a April 2nd eYada interview. He talks about how Steven received a standing ovation after shooting an on-location scene that nearly moved Steven to tears! (Talk about dedicated acting here!) If you'd like to hear the whole interview (it's a little long, but worth listening to), check it out here! (NOTE: If you want to hear only the part about Steven, you'll need to skip ahead to the program at 1:10:00. The whole interview is great though!)

I also read somewhere online (can't remember now), some praises about Steven's part in the play "Self Defense", which was done back in 1987. He played the part of Ronnie, and critics said he played the role to the hilt (which is good). If I find this article again, I'll write more. :@ )

*MORE COMING SOON, I HOPE!*