Maury Ginsberg is an American actor recognized for his extensive work across theater, film, and television. He gained notable attention for his recurring roles as Steven Benowitz in season 2 of Jessica Jones and as Simon White in season 2 of NBC’s Manifest. A graduate of Bard College, Ginsberg has built a steady and respected career and currently resides in the New York metropolitan area.

Ginsberg’s theatrical journey began with roles in Arthur Miller’s The American Clock and Brecht’s The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui, and he has since become a mainstay in the American stage scene. He spent three seasons with the Williamstown Theatre Festival, where he formed a close professional relationship with Olympia Dukakis. Their collaborations spanned two decades and included productions such as Mother Courage and The Cherry Orchard. His stage presence was further praised in the Off-Broadway play Laugh it Up, Stare it Down and in the Cincinnati production of Disgraced, where critics lauded his performance as “superb” and “outstanding.”

In 2019, Ginsberg took on the emotionally resonant role of Lemml in Indecent at the Pittsburgh Public Theater, delivering what critics called a quietly powerful and foundational performance. His stage credits also include acclaimed roles in The Lion in Winter, The Substance of Fire, Freedomland, Intimate Apparel, and The Underpants. In the latter, his portrayal of the character Cohen was described as a neurotic and unforgettable standout, showcasing Ginsberg’s ability to balance pathos with comedic energy.