Cast Spotlight: Steve Dillon

STEVE DILLON (SIDNEY BRUHL) is an actor, director, and producer, and a 30-year veteran of the stage. He has enjoyed playing many diverse roles with many different theatre companies, such as Orpheus, White Knuckle, Stuff of Dreams, and Bold Theatrics. Some highlights include, Last of the Red-Hot Lovers (Barney Cashman), Driving Miss Daisy (Boolie Werthen), Angels in America (Roy Cohn), and Lend Me a Tenor (Saunders), and was honored to reprise the role of Saunders for Comedy of Tenors. In 2016, he debuted his own production company, “Bigger Boat Productions,” with the production The Elephant Man, which he produced and portrayed John Merrick. Most recently he has produced and appeared in Don’t Drink the Water (Walter Hollander), Of Mice and Men (George Milton), God of Carnage (Michael Novak), One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest (McMurphy), Venus in Fur (Thomas), Angel Street (Jack Manningham), The Haunting of Hill House (Dr. Montague) and Misery (Paul Sheldon). Film credits include the award-winning short film Lessons in Red, Ouiji Witch, and Bear.