Steve Peacock(II)
- Actor
- Writer
!["White House Chef" Andre Rush tells Eric the Trainer (Eric Fleishmann) that he wants to "rip off [his] shirt and compete" with the Mr. America 2020 bodybuilders upon hearing emcee Steve Peacock's booming voice at the Sheraton-Atlantic City Convention Hall Hotel.
This clip is from the raw footage filmed by JOSUBU Productions, which produced the iconic event for a CBS Sports Network broadscast.](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/M/MV5BYzc0MWQzMzEtZmE5ZC00NTRkLWIwN2EtOWE2MjhhOTEwNmJkXkEyXkFqcGdeQXRyYW5zY29kZS13b3JrZmxvdw@@._V1_QL75_UX500_CR0,0,500,281_.jpg)
Steve Peacock is a model, actor, and voice talent/emcee whose most recent accomplishment was adding trio of New York Fashion Week roles to his growing list of entertainment endeavors. In addition to co-hosting the Haute Couture Boat extravaganza, he made his runway model debut -- and even provided a voice-over track of the poem "Invictus" that designer Emporio Aragao paired with the model walkout music.
In his off-Broadway debut in "Depths of Wikipedia with Annie Rauwerda," he performed in back-to-back sold-out shows at the Gramercy Theater in a comedic "Asset Forfeiture" skit that he created and improvised with Rauwerda. He also made his singing debut that night, joining Frank Sinatra tribute artists Eric DeLauro in encore performances of "New York, New York." He later sang with DeLauro at the San Gennaro Feast, where they also performed as a trio with Kurt Decker, resident Sinatra singer of the Playwright Tavern in the Theater District. Peacock since that time had subsequently joined Decker one night to sing at that Times Square venue.
Peacock also has emceed various NYC spectacles such as the Dream Baby Press "Royal Rumble" literary event at Church Street Boxing Club, where he introduced guest readers that included Rauwerda and actresses Jemima Kirke, Angela Trimbur and Jo Firestone.
He appeared multiple times on CBS Sports as emcee of the iconic Mr. America bodybuilding competition, for which he was also scriptwriter and post-event voice-over artist. Peacock likewise has acting credits on "Billy Buys Brooklyn" (Discovery Channel), and has earned credits as a model and actor for numerous cable TV and online commercials. He has served as ring announcer for more than a hundred boxing and MMA competitions across the U.S.
Another one of Peacock's talents is singing the U.S. national anthem, which he has performed in various Atlantic City spots such as the boardwalk and on stage at the Tropicana. He has additionally sang the Staer-Spangled Banner at various pro baseball and basketball games around the country, most recently for Baltimore Orioles affiliated Aberdeen IronBirds.
Peacock was born in the Bronx and lives in New Jersey, where he continues to teach English language arts at his alma mater, Lakewood High School in Ocean County.
In his off-Broadway debut in "Depths of Wikipedia with Annie Rauwerda," he performed in back-to-back sold-out shows at the Gramercy Theater in a comedic "Asset Forfeiture" skit that he created and improvised with Rauwerda. He also made his singing debut that night, joining Frank Sinatra tribute artists Eric DeLauro in encore performances of "New York, New York." He later sang with DeLauro at the San Gennaro Feast, where they also performed as a trio with Kurt Decker, resident Sinatra singer of the Playwright Tavern in the Theater District. Peacock since that time had subsequently joined Decker one night to sing at that Times Square venue.
Peacock also has emceed various NYC spectacles such as the Dream Baby Press "Royal Rumble" literary event at Church Street Boxing Club, where he introduced guest readers that included Rauwerda and actresses Jemima Kirke, Angela Trimbur and Jo Firestone.
He appeared multiple times on CBS Sports as emcee of the iconic Mr. America bodybuilding competition, for which he was also scriptwriter and post-event voice-over artist. Peacock likewise has acting credits on "Billy Buys Brooklyn" (Discovery Channel), and has earned credits as a model and actor for numerous cable TV and online commercials. He has served as ring announcer for more than a hundred boxing and MMA competitions across the U.S.
Another one of Peacock's talents is singing the U.S. national anthem, which he has performed in various Atlantic City spots such as the boardwalk and on stage at the Tropicana. He has additionally sang the Staer-Spangled Banner at various pro baseball and basketball games around the country, most recently for Baltimore Orioles affiliated Aberdeen IronBirds.
Peacock was born in the Bronx and lives in New Jersey, where he continues to teach English language arts at his alma mater, Lakewood High School in Ocean County.
