Before turning to comedy, Steve Furst toured the country playing in a glam rock tribute band called All That Glitters between 1985 and 1989.

He began his professional career writing for Chris Evans' Power Up show on BSB's Music channel in 1990.

Redundancy saw him set up Britain's first ever comedy magazine The Heckler which published 12 issues.

In 1992 he began to work as a stand-up, and in 1994 toured Britain in The Gary Glitter Story, whichspent six weeks in the West End.

In London he co-founded many clubs including The Double Six Club, The Youth Club and The Regency Rooms. The Regency Rooms spawned the character Lenny Beige.

In 2000 Steve began to pursue his comic acting, leaving Lenny Beige behind for a time.

CV

Went to see Lenny Beiges Seaside Special in Hastings and was amazed!Hadn't heard of him before but want to see much more of him in the future!Brilliant

Laura, July 2006

Fantastic show at the White Rock (Hastings) last night. We need more! Cracking stuff

Oliver McNeil, July 2006

I loved him as Lenny - and the Regency Rooms was a wonderful night out. Let's see more of him

David, June 2006

He is a comedy gem, an inspiration and we love him.

Karen and Justin (Paisley Wheelchair Experience), February 2006

Comedy genuis. Lenny Beige was one of the all-time great comic charcters. Get him back on telly...w asting your time with bit parts on Little Britain and those Orange ads.

Chris, February 2005

Talentless!

Jonyjo, February 2004