Actor
Music Director
Pianist
Theatre Educator
Photo by Matt Reznek
Photo by Matt Reznek
Steven spent most of September and October in Kamloops music supervising Little Shop of Horrors at Western Canada Theatre.
MAYA MCCOBBINA, ALEXIS HOPE, BRETT WILLIAMS, ALI WATSON & SCOTT BELLIS in Little Shop of Horrors (Western Canada Theatre, 2026) | KELLI FOX Director | DARREN BURKETT Choreographer | STEVEN GREENFIELD Music Supervisor | HANS SAEFKOW Set Designer | LOUISE GUINAND Lighting Designer | MARIAN TRUSCOTT Costume Designer | JENNA PURNELL Puppet Designer | Photo by BARBARA ZIMONICK
Born and raised in Calgary (Mohkínstsis), and now proudly calling Edmonton (amiskwacîwâskahikan) home, Steven (he/him) is a Betty, Jessie and OVATION! Award-winning music director, actor and musician, with credits that span over 110 productions across Canada. Recent credits include Little Shop of Horrors (Western Canada Theatre); 35mm: A Musical Exhibition (Edmonton Fringe/Uniform Theatre); Come From Away (Theatre Calgary); Legally Blonde (Ross Sheppard); The Wizard of Oz (Citadel Theatre); Frozen (Citadel Theatre/Grand Theatre). Other credits include Ellie’s Coffeehouse: A Musical SleepTale featuring Lea Salonga (BetterSleep); Jersey Boys and Once (Citadel Theatre); ‘Jerry Lee Lewis’ in Million Dollar Quartet (Theatre Calgary and Arts Club Theatre Company); Peter Pan Goes Wrong (Citadel Theatre/Arts Club Theatre Company); Red Rock Diner (Arts Club Theatre Company); ‘Cogsworth’ in Beauty and the Beast and ‘Thomas Andrews’ in Titanic (Theatre Under the Stars); James and the Giant Peach, Busytown, The Wizard of Oz and Seussical (Carousel Theatre); ‘Motel’ in Fiddler on the Roof (Western Canada Theatre and Chemainus Theatre Festival); ‘Sheriff Joe Sutter’ in The Spitfire Grill (Pacific Theatre/Midnight Theatre Collective); and Edges (Streamlight Productions). He has been a theatre educator at the Foote Theatre School, Artstrek, Studio 58, Capilano University and MacEwan University (his alma mater). Upcoming: ‘Albert Barker’ in A Christmas Carol, and Annie (Citadel Theatre); Footloose (Ross Sheppard); and ‘Billy Bishop, etc.’ in Billy Bishop Goes to War (Edmonton Repertory Theatre).