Brandee Steger

Brandee Steger is an actor, journalist and screenwriter from Upland, California. She first performed with her husband and producing partner, Michael Steger, in a seventh-grade production of Pyramis and Thisbe; Michael played Pyramis and Brandee played the Wall. After coincidentally both attending Cal Poly Pomona, they later co-produced and directed Brandee Built on Crazee, a one-woman show which ran for eight weeks to sold-out audiences at the Stella Adler Theatre in Hollywood. Together they've produced and co-directed The Wrights, short film starring Ted Danson, which won best acting at the Culver City film festival, and Not So Union, a comedy web series starring Bayne Gibby (Lady Bird). Brandee is currently working on producing her independent film. In her training as a young figure skater, Brandee shared the ice with champions like Michelle Kwan, Surya Bonaly, and Sasha Cohen. After realizing she wasn't going to be an Olympic contender, she pivoted to stage performing, working throughout the U.S. and London with acclaimed directors like Howard Storm and Tony nominee Wilson Milam. In Brandee's TV and film work, she is starring alongside her husband in the upcoming film God is an Astronaut, a movie based off of a book from Oprah's book list selection. Brandee has guest starred on shows like 911 (FOX), Grey's Anatomy (ABC), American Auto (Hulu), The Babysitters Club (Netflix), American Crime Story: The Impeachment of Bill Clinton (Hulu) and Young Sheldon (CBS). Brandee is recurring on the Young Sheldon spin-off series Georgie & Mandy's First Marriage. Brandee has trained with renowned acting teachers including Warner Loughlin and Oscar winner Martin Landau, and is a Lifetime Member of the Actors Studio.