Roger Stevens may refer to:

With "Twelfth Night," Roger Stevens's Broadway producing career was begun.

It took Roger Stevens, a retired commercial contractor from Remsenburg, seven months to recast the 1932 theater to its original jewel-box appearance.

Even so, the systems are a work in progress, to hear Roger Stevens talk about it.

Mr. Jordan, accepting his award, said, "Thank you, Roger Stevens, for making this possible."

"I think this sets a very dangerous precedent," said Roger Stevens, the endowment's first chairman and founding director of the Kennedy Center in Washington.

Roger Stevens - Captain America's alias during his brief stay on Providence.

Roger Stevens has left a unique legacy of public service and philanthropy which will continue to be an inspiring example for generations to come.

Roger Stevens is a performance poet, author, musician and artist.

Roger Stevens is an English poet, author and musician.