Steve Monarque (born April 2, 1959, Pompton Lakes, New Jersey) is a New York-based actor and musician. He grew up in the suburban New Jersey community of Pompton Lakes.

Monarque has appeared in well-known films including No Small Affair and Sixteen Candles. In 1985, he was the lead in a special MTV video for the popular song 25 or 6 to 4 by the rock band "Chicago". He also starred in the late eighties romantic comedy film Under the Boardwalk.

In 1989 he joined the series as a regular cast member for the sci-fi horror syndicated series "Friday the 13th: The Series", which also starred veteran Canadian actor Chris Wiggins and Canadian chanteuse Louise Robey. Friday the 13th: The Series is also known in Europe and Canada under the series title "Friday's Curse". Steve played the character Johnny Ventura, a freelance writer who worked part time at an antiques store and who helped his store partners collect special items that had been previously cursed by the Devil. The series has a loyal cult following and remains a favorite program for many horror tv fans worldwide.

Steve is also a playwright, a musician and a composer. In his early years, he formed a rock band with his brothers. More recently, he has brought his musical talents to the stage and has performed in the lead role in his own play in Los Angeles titled "That's Life". In early 2006, the play has been retitled "This Life" and is currently in workshop in New York City.

French descent. Bilingual - French and English written and spoken