Steve Albrezzi

Lecturer

LUC 403

A director whose assignments in film, theater, radio, and television have taken him from Off-Broadway to international festivals in Canada , Europe and Australia, Steve Albrezzi teaches general production courses at USC.

As Associate Artistic Director for LA Theater Works, Albrezzi mounted and recorded David Henry Hwang's M Butterfly with John Lithgow, B. D. Wong, and Margaret Cho; Athol Fugard's The Road to Mecca with Julie Harris, Amy Irving and Harris Yulin; Arthur Miller's Broken Glass with Jobeth Williams, Larry Pressman and David Dukes; and Dan Gordon's Murder in the First with Ed Asner and Ayre Gross. For the BBC, NPR and the NEA, Mr. Albrezzi co-adapted and directed William Bradford Huey's Ruby McCollum. The cast of 56 included Paul Winfield, Shirley Knight, Loretta Devine, Jean Smart, Kurtwood Smith, Kevin McCarthy, James Morrison, David Selby and John Randolph.

Albrezzi directed three seasons of It's A Miracle (1999-2004) for NBC and PAX TV.