斯蒂芬·迪亚克鲁西，Stephen Diacrussi was featured with Olympia Dukakis in Jules Dassin's classic The Rehearsal, also starring Laurence Olivier, and has since worked for scores of major film and television productions. He made several appearances on As the World Turns for CBS television and in various other television and film productions in the USA and abroad. His graduate studies include theatre at Columbia University and New York University, and he is a graduate of the acclaimed High School of Performing Arts (Fame) in New York City and of the Dramatic Workshop of New York, founded by the legendary German director Erwin Friedrich Max Piscator, where Stephen also taught. He worked extensively in classical drama and in a variety of character musical roles as well as in children's theatre, notably with the Stepping High Group and Choreodrama Performers, among some companies. With Theatre Forum Repertory, he was seen in historical and international character roles such as the Architect in The Architect and the Emperor of Assyria by Fernando Arrabal, Ivan in Anton Chekhov's The Marriage Proposal, Phidippides in The Clouds of Aristophanes and Artemidorus in Shakespeare's Julius Caesar. Also in classical repertory, he played Polydorus in Euripides' Hecuba with two different companies in New York and on tour and repeated the role 40 years later for the New York Euripides Summer Festival. At the Minor Latham Playhouse, he led the Chorus of Satyrs as Coryphaeus in Euripides' Cyclops and directed this satyr play 35 years later at the same theater. He appeared as Hermes in the Theater 22 production of Ion, and as two contrasting characters (Meletus, Simmias) in the long-running, off-Broadway staging of Socrates, Socrates at the Actors' Playhouse. He starred as the French-speaking, Lebanese terrorist Ottomar Cadeau in The General's Daughter for the T.O.M.I., as Clapier in Un Mari Dans du Coton for American Thymele Theatre, founded by him in 1993 and played Thornton Hawkins in the American Chambe