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Intelligent Charm With a Hint of Mystery . . .
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As an Award Winning Narrator, Stephen’s calming assured tone makes a highly analytical Western or WW2 nonfiction accessible to the listener, with a steadiness which can guide listeners through haunting and emotionally driven family dramas or a noir style thriller. He has narrated 300+ novels, winning an Audie Award for his solo narration in Douglas Brinkley’s "American Moonshot" nonfiction about JFK and the Great Space Race where he “captures the author’s focus… and its part in the social and political complexities of the Cold War era.” He won Earphones Award for "Moonshot" by Albert Bourla, inside Pfizer's nine-month race to make the impossible possible.
In Commercial Voice Overs, his emotional grounding and dramatic nuance was a relied on as a steadfast marker at winning campaigns for agencies like Publicis NY & International, BBDO, BBH, McCann-Erickson, TBWA/Chiat/Day, DraftFCB, and Cramer-Kresselt with campaigns with companies like Dell, GM, Hilton Honors, Progressive, Sanofi Aventis, Vicks, and The Wall Street Journal. He won a Clio & Effie Award for his work in Unilever’s Worldwide Commercial Campaign “Sea of Skin” and “Enduring Skin”. He has also been seen in Commercial Campaigns for Comedy Central, Liberty Bank, Heineken, and Radio Shack
On Television, Stephen can be seen in HBO's “Big Little Lies”, he starred in “The Art of Murder” on Lifetime, and practically every month in reruns of “Game Shakers”, “Law & Order: SVU”, “Law & Order”, “Six Degrees”, “All My Children”, “As The World Turns”, “The Girls Guide to Depravity”, and HBO’s “The Wire”.
On Film, he is in “Altitude”, as well as “Awful Pretty”, “Ready or Knot”, “Easter Island”, “Spring Training”, “Look Away”, “The Wandering Day”, “On The Hook”, and “Stuck in the In-Between”.
On Stage, he worked for over a decade in NYC with companies like Primary Stages, Drama Dept, NY Theater Workshop, F*It Club (world premieres by Kate Gersten, Mark Schultz, Lucy Boyle, and Nick Jones), Studio 42, Shakespeare Theatre DC, and Woodshed Collective.
Stephen has trained his whole career at places like The Actors Center, Upright Citizens Brigade, Groundlings, at Oxford University at The British American Drama Academy, as well as with Bob Krakower, John Rosenfeld, as well as Nancy Banks in Los Angeles.
In Commercial Voice Overs, his emotional grounding and dramatic nuance was a relied on as a steadfast marker at winning campaigns for agencies like Publicis NY & International, BBDO, BBH, McCann-Erickson, TBWA/Chiat/Day, DraftFCB, and Cramer-Kresselt with campaigns with companies like Dell, GM, Hilton Honors, Progressive, Sanofi Aventis, Vicks, and The Wall Street Journal. He won a Clio & Effie Award for his work in Unilever’s Worldwide Commercial Campaign “Sea of Skin” and “Enduring Skin”. He has also been seen in Commercial Campaigns for Comedy Central, Liberty Bank, Heineken, and Radio Shack
On Television, Stephen can be seen in HBO's “Big Little Lies”, he starred in “The Art of Murder” on Lifetime, and practically every month in reruns of “Game Shakers”, “Law & Order: SVU”, “Law & Order”, “Six Degrees”, “All My Children”, “As The World Turns”, “The Girls Guide to Depravity”, and HBO’s “The Wire”.
On Film, he is in “Altitude”, as well as “Awful Pretty”, “Ready or Knot”, “Easter Island”, “Spring Training”, “Look Away”, “The Wandering Day”, “On The Hook”, and “Stuck in the In-Between”.
On Stage, he worked for over a decade in NYC with companies like Primary Stages, Drama Dept, NY Theater Workshop, F*It Club (world premieres by Kate Gersten, Mark Schultz, Lucy Boyle, and Nick Jones), Studio 42, Shakespeare Theatre DC, and Woodshed Collective.
Stephen has trained his whole career at places like The Actors Center, Upright Citizens Brigade, Groundlings, at Oxford University at The British American Drama Academy, as well as with Bob Krakower, John Rosenfeld, as well as Nancy Banks in Los Angeles.