STEVE DIGENNARO

Steve DiGennaro 

Actor & Producer

Brooklyn-born actor Steve DiGennaro has established himself as a talented and versatile performer, bringing depth and nuance to a wide range of roles. With a career spanning Network Television, Comedy Central, and Investigation Discovery, Steve has been a proud member of SAG-AFTRA since 2006.

Known for his ability to elevate mundane characters into compelling and engaging performances, Steve has impressed audiences with his portrayals of both fictional and real-life characters. Notable roles include Norman Bulansky in the play “The Boys Next Door,” which earned him critical acclaim for his pathos and realism, and Michael DeLucia in the TV show “I Married A Mobster,” a real-life ex-convict. 

In addition to acting, Steve is also a producer and creator. His sketch comedy show “Whatever Goes TV” (2011) is set to be adapted into an indie movie. His impactful performance as Frankie in Comedy Flo Entertainment’s “Philly Furnished” led to his character being featured in the follow-up film “Mama Needs A Ride.”

With a proven track record of delivering memorable performances, Steve DiGennaro continues to be a sought-after talent in the entertainment industry. 

Steve: A Versatile Actor with a Unique Perspective

As an actor, Steve brings a distinct depth to his performances, drawing from his personal experiences with health issues and caregiving. His childhood struggles with a heart condition, which required a pacemaker, have given him a unique perspective on life. He can effortlessly tap into feelings of fear, uncertainty, and resilience, making his portrayals of characters in distress authentic and compelling. With a strong foundation in improvisation, sketch comedy, and physical comedy, Steve has played a wide range of roles, from endearing comedic characters to dark and sinister ones. 

His natural Brooklyn accent and versatility make him an ideal candidate for various roles, including NYPD detectives, street thugs, and loving family members. In addition to his acting career, Steve has honed his skills in multitasking and handling pressure while helping a friend establish an Italian catering business. He has also developed empathy and patience through caring for his elderly parents. These experiences have shaped him into a more well-rounded actor, ready to bring complexity to his characters. Steve’s relatable everyman quality has drawn comparisons to actors like Joe Pantoliano, Nicolas Cage, and Jack Lemmon. He is eager to take on new roles and is reliable, making him a valuable asset to any production.

 Special Skills: – Improvisation – Sketch Comedy – Physical Comedy – Brooklyn Accent – Cooking – Bartending – Concealed Weapon or Firearm License 

Certifications: – Bartending – Concealed Weapon or Firearm License 

Professions He Can Play: – Various roles in the service industry (e.g., supermarket manager, waiter, bartender) – Law enforcement and military personnel – Real estate agent – Priest/Pastor – Teacher – Sports coach – TV news reporter.  

Steve is a versatile actor who can seamlessly blend into various cultural settings. With a strong connection to the USA and Canada, he feels right at home in these countries, scoring a perfect 5. 

He also has a natural affinity for England, Australia, and several European nations, including Spain, France, Germany, and Italy, where he scores between 3.5 and 4. 

Steve’s adaptability extends to Eastern Europe, the Middle East, and North Africa, with scores ranging from 3.5 to 4.5 in countries like Poland, Russia, Greece, Turkey, Israel, and Egypt. 

His ability to connect with diverse cultures and audiences makes him an excellent choice for international productions, allowing him to bring authenticity and nuance to his roles.- And many more… 

Steve DiGennaro is a versatile actor often cast as the lovable, blue-collared everyman. His range spans from comedic man-child roles (Norman Bulansky in “The Boys Next Door”) to troubled, down-on-their-luck characters (Mel Edison in “Prisoner of Second Avenue”). He has also played dark and sinister characters, including Archangel Ralph in “Ten to Eternity,” Frankie in “Mama Needs a Ride,” and Renfield in “Dracularama.” 

Steve aspires to take on more complex roles like Randie McMurphy in “One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest,” Joe Clay in “Days of Wine and Roses,” and Michal Katurian in “The Pillowman.” 

His natural comedic talent and authentic Brooklyn accent make him a strong fit for New York-based roles, such as NYPD detectives, street thugs, or loving family members. 

Comparable to: – Joey from “Friends” – Ralph Kramden from “The Honeymooners” – Actors Joe Pantoliano, Nicolas Cage, Jack Lemmon, and Jack Nicholson. 

Ready to book work Reliable and eager to take on new roles, Steve DiGennaro is a talented actor ready to bring his skills to your production.

Steve DiGennaro

ActorSteveDige@gmail.com