Steve Rozic

Steve Rozic

Steve is a native of Chicago, trained at the Second City and St. Nicholas Theatre and was a founding member of the sketch comedy group otis. In Los Angeles he performed in numerous productions at the Eclectic Company Theatre and was in both the Los Angeles and Off Broadway companies of Grandma Sylvia’s Funeral as Mark Grossman.

His TV credits include “You,” “Better Things,” “Fuller House,” “Speechless,” “Friends With Better Lives,” “Dads,” “Weeds,” “Still Standing,” “Arli$$,” “Friends,” “Odd Man Out,” “Rude Awakening,” “Step By Step,” “Family Matters,” “King of Queens,” “High Incident” and “Getting By.” Film credits include “Six Feet Apart,” “Live at the Foxes Den” and “The Violin.”

Most recently Steve starred in “After All,” winner of the Best Drama at the Short & Sweet Festival 2024, written, directed and starring fellow GRT member April Audia.

Steve was most recently seen on the GRT stage as Mr. Craig in Mr. Humphrey’s Package for the 2026 production of Motel 66. Previous GRT credits include Dr. W.T. Bass in A Time to Kill and  Prof. Willard/Joe Stoddard in Our Town.

As a writer, Steve wrote Finding for the 2026 production of Motel 66.