Steven Grabo has been performing all his life and has been found in every medium available. From large concert venues and theaters to radio, television, video, the Internet and film, which he continues to pursue to this day. His training ranges from the vocal and theater teachings of Katherine Heckard, tutorial classes at Carnegie Mellon and Millersville University as well as studied under Hollywood icon Mala Powers, executor to the Michael Chekhov Studios in Los Angeles, California.

From 1993 - 1998, Steve was the front man for the alternative rock band, IRIS, under the Rockville Record label.

He has also written, voiced and produced thousands of studio productions and radio programs, including the comical snippets of "The Elderly Superfolks".? It was during this time, he was fortunate to be a part of such films as "Dine and Dash", "Karma", "The Bill Ney Story", "Girl Interrupted" and play music with several well known musicians before packing his bags and moving South.

From 1999-2001, Steve became the Production Director for Adventure Radio Group, where he wrote, produced, and voiced the majority of the commercials for the company, while being a full-time On Air personality for 5 of their 7 stations. It was there that Steve came up with the concept of forming a comedic acting troupe. He then placed a bunch of his comical snippets, from his various broadcasts, on a CD and "The Misplaced Comedy Group" was formed. A brief popular episode ensued from the release of the CD, that led him to performing live improv with several of his friends to help promote the CD.

In mid 2000, after winning several acting and modeling awards at an AMTC National Convention, he moved on to work with Writer/Director Genevieve Ramsey's "Pushcart Players" for two seasons while performing Stand-Up Comedy from Charleston, SC to Savannah, Ga. He then hosted various performing arts events as well as comedy at Savannah's Premier Comedy and Jazz Club 'Spats,' Beaufort County's World Famous 'Night Moves,' and 'Club Xtreme', before moving to Sarasota, Florida.

While in Sarasota, Steve worked with a variety of directors while performing with as many people as possible to help rebuild The MCG's Live show, as well as filming several short projects. He produced additional material for more CD releases which have been aired on CNN and Fox Television, as well as various radio programs, such as "The Dr. Demento Show".

In 2006, he started writing, videotaping and editing comical sketches for an 'interactive' Live and Video show, which has never been done or performed before by any other comedic troupe. The show went on for 2 weeks in various locations on Florida's Gulf Coast, and helped to promote their 9th CD "Un-Real Estate", an ironic CD, which was created prior to the demise of the actual market the following year.

In 2007, American Idol Magazine published The Misplaced Comedy Group as being one of the "Best Emerging Artists of the Year", as Steve penned and produced five #1 comedy singles on their music charts during that season.

Most recently, after a 10 year hiatus, Steve teamed up with the Hall Of Famed drummer from his previous band, IRIS, and has been entertaining the notion of getting back into music. With Misplaced Comedy's 10th CD in post production, a sponsored screenplay in the works for the troupe and various up and coming acting and musical performances on the way, I believe we'll be hearing much more from Steven Grabo in the near future.