Don't
Behave.

Don't Behave isn't an attitude. It's a working principle.

The best comedy — and the best conversation — happens when people stop performing themselves and start telling the truth. Steve's act is built on that premise. He doesn't follow the rulebook of a stage performer. No microphone, no distance, no safety. He comes into the room and talks to the people in it.

What comes out is sometimes an act, sometimes a conversation, sometimes a mentorship session that accidentally went public. All of it counts.

The Don't Behave style has headlined Comedy for Peace tours across America and Canada, played the Laugh Factory, the Comedy Store, Dangerfield's, and lecture halls at Stanford and Princeton. It works because it's honest — and because honesty, in 2026, is refreshing.