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Steven-Marcus-Resume.Pdf Steven Marcus SAG-AFTRA - AEA [email protected] FILM (Partial List) THE MAN IN THE WOODS Dir.: Noah Buschel THE PHENOM Dir.: Noah Buschel GLASS CHIN Dir.: Noah Buschel THE MISSING PERSON Dir.: Noah Buschel NEAL CASSADY Dir.: Noah Buschel BRISTOL BOYS Dir.: Brandon David THE TAVERN Dir.: Walter Foote FIREFLIES Dir.: Stephan Lacant ALPHABET CITY Dir.: Amos Poe ME AND HIM Dir.: Doris Dörrie PARTY MONSTER Dir.: Fenton Bailey & Randy Barbato TELEVISION (Partial List) FBI: CBS Dir.: Alex Chapple Guest Star LAW & ORDER/SVU: NBC Dir.: Jean de Segonzac GuestStar/Supporting/4 Episodes LAW & ORDER: NBC Dir.: Gloria Muzio, Martin Davidson GuestStar/Supporting/3 Episodes LAW & ORDER/CI: NBC Dir: Tom DeCillo, Jean de Segonzac GuestStar/2 Episodes THE PATH: HULU Dir.: Mike Cahill Supporting LIFE ON MARS: ABC Dir.: Michael Katleman Recurring THE DISTRICT: CBS Dir.: Terry George, Chris Taylor Recurring HOMICIDE/LIFE ON THE STREET: NBC Dir.: Peter Markle Recurring NYPD BLUE: ABC Dir.: Jesse Bochco Guest Star EXILED: NBC Dir.: Jean de Segonzac Supporting A MURDEROUS AFFAIR: ABC Dir.: Martin Davidson Supporting MOB JUSTICE: ABC Dir.: Peter Markle Supporting THE HIT LIST: SHO Dir.: William Webb Supporting MATHNET: PBS Dir.: Bill Schreiner, John Ferraro Recurring STORMY WEATHERS: ABC Dir.: Will MacKenzie Supporting ELLEN: ABC Dir.: Andrew D. Weyman Supporting JAKE AND THE FATMAN: CBS Dir.: John C. Flinn III Guest Star THE EQUALIZER: CBS Dir.: Mark Sobel Guest Star AGAINST THE LAW: FOX Dir.: Armand Mastroianni Supporting BROADWAY/OFF-BROADWAY THEATRE (Partial List) ONE FLEW OVER THE CUCKOO’S NEST Royale Theatre Dir.: Terry Kinney AH, WILDERNESS! Vivian Beaumont at Lincoln Center Dir.: Daniel Sullivan BALM IN GILEAD Minetta Lane Theatre Dir.: John Malkovich SELF DEFENSE Long Wharf Theater Dir.: Arvin Brown THE ARBOR LaMaMa E.T.C. Dir.: Leo Shapiro THE SUBJECT WAS ROSES Main Street Theatre Dir.: Stephen Rosenfield LITTLE DOC Rattlestick Playwrights Theater Dir.: John Gould Rubin GOOD HONEST FOOD Manhattan Punchline Dir.: Steve Kaplan CITY ON THE MAKE East Coast Arts Dir.: Tim Raphael MUD PEOPLE East Coast Arts Dir.: Tim Raphael UNDERGROUND St. Marx Dir.: Liz Diamond SHINICOCK ROAD Home Grown Theatre Dir.: Jason McDermott In Addition: Numerous Workshops and Productions at New Dramatists, Playwrights Horizons, The Actors Studio, E.S.T., N.Y.T.W., West Bank Café, and Ten By Noonan. REGIONAL THEATRE (Partial List) GLIMMER, GLIMMER & SHINE (NY Premiere) Penguin Repertory Dir.: John Roucco SELF DEFENSE Long Wharf Theatre Dir.: Arvin Brown EXTREMITIES The Alley Theatre Dir.: Beth Sanford BALM IN GILEAD The Alley Theatre Dir.: George Anderson AMERICANA Guthrie Theatre Dir.: Stephen Kanee FORTUNE AND MEN’S EYES The Guthrie 2 Dir.: Carlotta Schoch THE LAST CHAMPION Mixed Blood Theatre Dir.: Jack Rueler MINNESOTA MOON (World Premiere) Theatre in the Round Dir.: Carolyn Levy COMING CLEAN Theatre in the Round Dir.: Mark Frost SMALL AFFECTIONS Minneapolis Playwrights Center Dir.: Scott Rubsam Founding Member, Minneapolis Playwrights Center Actors Company.
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