you are an artist every day, if you so choose — that art is an obligation, and that it must be lived, not simply offered to those who have paid the price of admission." Awards and nominations For his role in Ragtime, Steggert was nominated for a 2010 Tony Award, Drama Desk Award, Outer Critics Circle Award, and a Drama League Award. For his role in Yank!, he received nominations for the Drama Desk Award (2010) and New York Innovative Theatre Awards (2008). Prior to Ragtime, Steggert was nominated for an Outer Critics Circle Award in 2007 for his portrayal of Jimmy Curry in the Broadway revival of 110 in the Shade, and 2008 Drama League Award and Drama Desk Award nominations for his starring role in The Slug Bearers of Kayrol Island. Discography What I Wanna Be When I Grow Up by Scott Alan, sings the song Over The Mountains (2010) Big Fish: Original Broadway Cast Recording as Will Bloom. Music and lyrics by Andrew Lippa (2014) Ahrens and Flaherty: Nice Fighting You - A 30th Anniversary Celebration Live at 54 BELOW (2014), performing Larger Than Life from My Favorite Year, The Night That Goldman Spoke at Union Square from Ragtime and, with Annaleigh Ashford, Close, but No Cigar from an unproduced musical version of Bedazzled. Yank!: Original Cast Recording as Stu Personal life In September 2013, Out magazine reported that Steggert is gay. See also List of NYU Tisch School of the Arts people List of people from Maryland List of people from New York City List of Royal Academy of Dramatic Art alumni List of soap opera actors References External links Bobby Steggert profile Bobby Steggert at Broadway.com 1981 births 20th-century American male actors 20th-century American singers 21st-century American male actors 21st-century American singers Alumni of RADA American expatriates in England American male film actors American male musical theatre actors American male soap opera actors American gay actors American gay musicians American LGBT singers Living people Male actors from Maryland Male actors from New York City Singers from Maryland People from Frederick, Maryland Singers from New York City Tisch School of the Arts alumni 20th-century LGBT people 21st-century LGBT people