We Talk OCD and Live Performing

We talk OCD and live performing with Steve Whyte. Steve Whyte thought he had it all figured out until he left the womb. He was Elf #2 in the Old Greenwich Elementary School production of Twas The Night Before Christmas. Later, lured by the prospect of big money, Steve joined the improv world, and can be seen performing with The Armando Diaz Experience on Saturdays at 7:30 at the Magnet Theater in Chelsea. For money he edits video, and for fun he plays the drums. Follow Steve @steveinnyc on Instagram Show transcript bit.ly/3UKUymI

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