Ronnie Marmo is a prolific performer, writer, and artistic director whose career blends stage, television, and film. He wrote and stars in the solo performance I’m Not a Comedian… I’m Lenny Bruce, a fearless exploration of the legendary comedian’s life, directed by Joe Mantegna. Marmo champions intimate, actor-driven storytelling and has built a steady bi-coastal presence through Theater 68 in Los Angeles and Theater 68 in New York, serving as artistic director for both and helping create a vibrant network of performers and productions.
Beyond the stage, Marmo has appeared in long-running television roles, most notably a multi-year run on General Hospital, contributing to a broad fan base and lasting on-screen impact. In film, he stars in Ammore E Malavita (Love and Bullets), a project recognized with Italy’s David di Donatello Award for Best Picture, highlighting Marmo’s cross-cultural appeal and versatility as a performer.