Steven Kirk

Steven Kirk was born in Syracuse, New York where he started his trek into the world of entertainment with numerous theatrical performances and as an announcer and promotions director on radio stations in Central New York. He later studied theatre arts in Arizona as well as working in theatre and broadcasting in San Francisco. After moving to Los Angeles, Steven continued working in theatre and has since become an award-winning actor-producer-director. He is a self-professed "Renaissance-Man-In-Training" who has enjoyed a long history in the performing arts (film, television, theatre, commercials, music video, voice over & celebrity look-a-like). In 1991 Steven made the move to Hollywood and shortly thereafter he became a member of the Screen Actors Guild and has appeared in motion pictures including "Chaplin" and "Catch Me If You Can" as well as television shows like "Mad Men," "Wings" and "The Preston Episodes" and commercials for "Little Caesar's," "Universal Studios Hollywood" and "Panasonic 3DO" just to name a few. Steven co-hosted Soundwaves, the longest-running television show in the San Francisco Bay Area, along with Dennis Willis and Joe McCaffrey.

Steven created the concept and helped the City of Metropolis Illinois, the Official Hometown of Superman, establish a Guinness World Record for "The Most People Dressed as Superman" in 2008.