STEPHEN HERSHEY
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Personal details
About me
Woodside, New York, United States
In 2006, Stephen Hershey was selected to serve
as an Resident Artist with the Harmony Theatre
Company. A recent graduate of the two-year
program at the School for Film and Television in
New York, he trained with artists such as Julia
Carey, Pete Mattaliono, Richard Omar, Aole
Miller (Studio 5, NYC) and Roberta Reardon
(AFTRA president). Moving to New York City in
2004, Stephen came from a strong theatre
community in Southeastern Pennsylvania. He has
performed notably in productions such as The
Music Man (Quartet), The Sound of Music (Rolf),
Macbeth (Macduff), Sunday in the Park with George
(George), Our Town (George Gibbs), Into the Woods
(Jack; winner, Best Actor), Purlie (Charlie), Hamlet
(Hamlet), and The Importance of Being Earnest
(Algernon). In 2003, Mr. Hershey had the
privilege of headlining the first regional
production of Les Misérables (Jean Valjean).
Additionally, he also had the opportunity to work
with such directors as M. Night Shyamalan and
Alejandro Amenábar in the feature-length motion
pictures The Village and The Others. Mr. Hershey
has previously lent his broad range of talent to
Cabaret (Ernst Ludwig), Once On This Island (Papa
Ge, God of Death), and Beware: Bernadette! A
Musical Fable (Buster Kimball). .
In 2006, Stephen Hershey was selected to serve
as an Resident Artist with the Harmony Theatre
Company. A recent graduate of the two-year
program at the School for Film and Television in
New York, he trained with artists such as Julia
Carey, Pete Mattaliono, Richard Omar, Aole
Miller (Studio 5, NYC) and Roberta Reardon
(AFTRA president). Moving to New York City in
2004, Stephen came from a strong theatre
community in Southeastern Pennsylvania. He has
performed notably in productions such as The
Music Man (Quartet), The Sound of Music (Rolf),
Macbeth (Macduff), Sunday in the Park with George
(George), Our Town (George Gibbs), Into the Woods
(Jack; winner, Best Actor), Purlie (Charlie), Hamlet
(Hamlet), and The Importance of Being Earnest
(Algernon). In 2003, Mr. Hershey had the
privilege of headlining the first regional
production of Les Misérables (Jean Valjean).
Additionally, he also had the opportunity to work
with such directors as M. Night Shyamalan and
Alejandro Amenábar in the feature-length motion
pictures The Village and The Others. Mr. Hershey
has previously lent his broad range of talent to
Cabaret (Ernst Ludwig), Once On This Island (Papa
Ge, God of Death), and Beware: Bernadette! A
Musical Fable (Buster Kimball). .
Credit
FILM
THE WARD
BRANDON HYDE
DYLAN TUCCILLO
THE VILLAGE
TEEN BOY
M. NIGHT SHYAMALAN
MARGARET
CLASSMATE
KENNETH LONERGAN
THEATRE
CABARET
ERNST LUDWIG
LEON BYNUM
ONCE ON THIS ISLAND
PAPA GE
LEON BYNUM
BEWARE: BERNADETTE! A MUSICAL FABLE
BUSTER KIMBALL, JR. (ORIGINAL CAST)
LEON BYNUM
Skills
Dance: African, Ballroom, Interpretive, Modern, Native America, Religious and Sacred Dance, Salsa, Samba, Swing, Tap, Tango
Singing: Choral / Choir, Folk, Gospel, Musical Theatre, Operatic, R & B / Blues, Rock / Pop
Sports: Bicycling, Body Surfing, Bowling, Fencing, Running, Hiking, Jump Rope, Mountain Biking, Mountain Climbing, Rappelling, Rock Climbing, Rollerblading, Sailing, Snowboarding, Swimming, Tennis, Trampoline, Yoga, Ping Pong, Fishing
Voice: Baritone, Tenor
Musical Instruments: Piano, Keyboard
Accents: American Southern, Australian, Cockney, French, Irish, Italian, New England / Boston, Russian, South African, Standard American, Standard British
Additional: Celebrity Voice Impressions, Improvisation, Newscasting, Painting, Pogo Stick, Voice Characterizations