Steve Sladaritz

Steve Sladaritz is an American actor and USAF veteran. He was born in San Angelo, TX into a military family and he fully experienced the Military Brats life. At various times making home in California, Illinois, and even Berlin, Germany before the family finally settled in San Angelo. After graduating from High School, he enlisted in the US Air Force and served until 2006 when he retired from active duty while stationed at Vandenberg AFB, CA. Then he moved his family back to Colorado Springs where he began his second career as a government contractor working in information system security and system administration. Eight years after retiring from active duty he began to work on his third career... acting. He joined the Colorado Springs based improv comedy group, aptly named 'Improv Colorado' in 2013, where he remains an active member. In 2014 he started performing in plays with local companies and in 2015 he won his first lead role on stage as Sherlock Holmes in Sherlock Holmes and the West End Horror. Shortly after that he was cast in his first independent short film, Use May be Fatal and he has been focused on film and television ever since. He still holds tight to his improv roots though, and in 2019 opened an actors improv workshop in Colorado Springs to provide a place for other actors to practice their improv skills.