Steven Greenfield

Actor

Music Director

Pianist

Theatre Educator

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Photo by Matt Reznek

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 Currently

Steven will be appearing in A Christmas Carol with the Citadel Theatre, running November 22-December 24.

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Born and raised in Calgary (Mohkínstsis), and now proudly calling Edmonton (amiskwacîwâskahikan) home, Steven (he/him) is a Jessie and OVATION! Award-winning music director, actor and musician, with credits that span over 105 productions across Canada. Recent credits include I’ll Be Here: a musical cabaret (Edmonton Fringe/Broken Toys); Ellie’s Coffeehouse: A Musical SleepTale featuring Lea Salonga (BetterSleep); Newsies The Musical (Ross Sheppard); ‘Friedrich Bhaer’ in Little Women, Frozen, Jersey Boys, ‘Mr. Boddy’ in Clue and ‘Albert Barker’ in A Christmas Carol (Citadel); ‘Theo van Gogh’ in After Mourning—Before Van Gogh and ‘Conrad Duplass’ in The Wrong People Have Money (Shadow); A Little Night Music (NUOVA); The Little Mermaid (Persephone); Sunday in the Park with George, [title of show] and Into the Woods (MacEwan) performed to a pandemic-era audience of teddy bears-only; ‘Johnny Casino’ in Grease (Western Canada Theatre); Peter Pan Goes Wrong (Citadel/Arts Club); The Dreamer’s Cantata (Edmonton Fringe/Plain Jane); Ring of Fire (Aquarius and Citadel); ‘Jerry Lee Lewis’ in Million Dollar Quartet (Theatre Calgary); Tune to A (Expanse/Azimuth); and Welcome Home (Teatro). Other credits include Once (Citadel); ‘Jerry Lee Lewis’ in Million Dollar Quartet and Red Rock Diner (Arts Club); ‘Cogsworth’ in Beauty and the Beast and ‘Thomas Andrews’ in Titanic (TUTS); James and the Giant Peach, Busytown, The Wizard of Oz and Seussical (Carousel); ‘Motel’ in Fiddler on the Roof (Western Canada Theatre and Chemainus Theatre Festival); The Spitfire Grill (Pacific/Midnight Theatre Collective); and Edges (Streamlight). He has been an instructor at Artstrek, Studio 58, Capilano University and MacEwan University (his alma mater). Upcoming: ‘Billy Bishop’ in Billy Bishop Goes to War (Edmonton Repertory Theatre); Frozen (Grand); A Christmas Carol and The Wizard of Oz (Citadel); Legally Blonde (Ross Sheppard) and Come From Away (Theatre Calgary).