Zanza Steinberg

Zanza Steinberg is a NYC based Actor, Dancer, Educator and Artistic Director. She has appeared in regional, international, and touring productions, and has trained extensively in Fosse technique. Some of her favorite performance credits include Chicago the Musical (Mona), West Side Story (Graziella), and a featured commercial for V8 Energy. She is the Founding Artistic Director of ALMA NYC, a Not For Profit Artists' Collective, and GIFT, a scholarship program that fights for equality for women to receive an education in Burkina Faso, Africa.

She has worked as an Associate Choreographer to Jim Cooney for The Time Machine at NYMF (Davenport Theatricals), and has choreographed and directed both WHET; An immersive theatrical experience at Norwood Club, and Homage; An ode to Jazz, music and dance at Symphony Space. Zanza has conceived and created many media projects, most notably ‘Rise’ created for the United Nations Sustainability Summit, and ‘Liberi’, in support of March For Our Lives.

Zanza is proud to be a founding teaching artist for TDF, working with young people without access to the arts, and Kaiser’s Room, working with individuals with a cognitive or developmental disability. Most recently, she lectured at Lincoln Center on their segment for Entrepreneurship in the Arts. She is proudly represented by LDC Artist Representation and is committed to creating storytelling work that is accessible for all.