Steve White
January 18-23



STEVE WHITE OPERATES WITH BREAKNECK SPEED, AND IN THE UNLIKELY EVENT YOU SNOOZE, YOU WILL WITHOUT QUESTION LOSE. HIS SNAPPY, UNPREDICTABLE DIALOGUES ARE ENOUGH TO MAKE A MORGUE CRACKLE WITH ENERGY, AND WHETHER HE IS ACTING, WRITING, DIRECTING OR DOING STAND-UP, WHITE'S LIKE IS THE FULFILLMENT OF WHAT NOW LOOKS TO BE HIGH SCHOOL PROPHECIES: MOST FUN TO BE WITH AND CLASS CLOWN....

He is the first internet host for a weekly talk show sponsored by Wherehouse Music. Each week you will find Steve interviewing the hottest music stars. He was also one of the co-hosts and writers for the "Magic Hour" show for FOX TV with Earvin "Magic" Johnson. He alson covered the NHL and Major League Baseball half hour specials for Comedy Central. As host, he interacted with the world's greatest athletes while showcasing his improvisational ability and quick wit. Because he possesses such a range of talents, White has worked with some of the most respected artists in the entertainment industry. He scripted "The Annoying Houseguest", a comedy feature for Martin Lawrence, and wrote, produced and directed "Love Anyone?" , a short film screening at festivals. He appeared with Eddie Murphy in "Coming To America" and "Harlem Nights"and with Spike Lee in Do The Right Thing, Jungle Fever, Mo'Better Blues and Clockers. White's association with Spike Lee and his interest in directing let him to travel with Lee across Africa where he was Spike's Director Trainee on "Malcolm X". White's success in clubs and theaters led to multiple television appearances. He was a regular on Comedy Central's "Comics on Delivery" parlayed into a guest spot on "The Oprah Winfrey Show". Been showcased for HBO's Louie Anderson Showcase, 'Comic Cabana', for Comedy Central, FOX's "Comedy Strip Live", NBC's "Showtime At The Apollo", MTV's "Half-Hour Comedy Hour", Showtimes' "Comedy Club Network", A&E's "Comedy from the Caribbean" and "Evening At The Improv", and HBO's "Def Comedy Jam." In addition to his film work with Murphy and Lee, Steve went on to land a number of other feature films, including 20th Century Fox's "Ford Fairlane," Warner Brothers' "Other People's Money," and "Goosed" and independent film with Joan Rivers and Tiffany Tilly. His television work has ranged from NBC's comedy pilot "Just Family" to a guest starring role on "Living Single" a recurring hole on "Hanging with Mr. Cooper," and a guest host appearance on the legendary "Soul Train".