Stephanie is currently studying her masters at the Royal College of Music, under the tuition of Rosa Mannion and Simon Lepper. She recently graduated with a First Class Honours Degree from the Royal Welsh College of Music & Drama.
During her time at the Royal Welsh College of Music & Drama, Stephanie was 'highly commended' in the Somerset Song Prize and was selected to represent the college at the Kathleen Ferrier Young Singer’s competition. During her third year, Stephanie had the privilege of gaining a place to study in Leipzig, Germany, at the renowned Hochschule für Musik und Theatre- Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy’ under the tuition of Professor Roland Schubert.
Stephanie has performed various roles including Molly Braden in The Beggar’s Opera (Opera’r Ddraig), Mrs Ham in Noye's Fludde (Newport Cathedral), The Flying Cow in Dirty Beasts (RWCMD School's Opera Tour), 2nd Niece in Peter Grimes (Opera'r Ddraig Scenes), Tiny in Paul Bunyan(Opera'r Ddraig Scenes), Aminta in Il re pastore (RCM Opera Scenes) and a chorus member in The Rake's Progress (British Youth Opera), Die Fledermaus (Opera’r Ddraig), Falstaff (RWCMD Opera School ) and Street Scene (RWCMD Opera School).
In terms of choral music, Stephanie performed as a scholar in the BBC National Chorus of Wales for 4 years on multiple occasions. A highlight is performing at the BBC Proms at the Royal Albert Hall annually as well as being involved in regular performances at St David’s Hall, Cardiff. Stephanie also enjoys singing as a soloist, recent performances have been with Lincoln Sinfonia’s Messiah and Burgess Symphony Orchestra’sVaughn Williams Pastoral Symphony.
Stephanie has been fortunate enough to have sung in masterclasses with international artists such as Elizabeth Watts, Joseph Middleton, Simon Lepper, John Fisher, Donald Maxwell, Louise Alder and Kathryn Harries. As part of the BBC Cardiff Singer of the World 2017 Fringe Events, Stephanie was delighted to sing in a masterclass with Ailish Tynan and Llŷr Williams.
In February, Stephanie worked closely with Roger Vignoles in a two-day Mahler dedicated program. Stephanie looks forward to participating in the renowned Benslow Baroque Oratorio Course, performing the roles of Virtue in Handel’s The Choice Hercules and Thomas Linley’s The Song of Moses. Stephanie is also delighted to have been chosen as a Leeds Lieder Young Artist 2019.
During her time at the Royal Welsh College of Music & Drama, Stephanie was 'highly commended' in the Somerset Song Prize and was selected to represent the college at the Kathleen Ferrier Young Singer’s competition. During her third year, Stephanie had the privilege of gaining a place to study in Leipzig, Germany, at the renowned Hochschule für Musik und Theatre- Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy’ under the tuition of Professor Roland Schubert.
Stephanie has performed various roles including Molly Braden in The Beggar’s Opera (Opera’r Ddraig), Mrs Ham in Noye's Fludde (Newport Cathedral), The Flying Cow in Dirty Beasts (RWCMD School's Opera Tour), 2nd Niece in Peter Grimes (Opera'r Ddraig Scenes), Tiny in Paul Bunyan(Opera'r Ddraig Scenes), Aminta in Il re pastore (RCM Opera Scenes) and a chorus member in The Rake's Progress (British Youth Opera), Die Fledermaus (Opera’r Ddraig), Falstaff (RWCMD Opera School ) and Street Scene (RWCMD Opera School).
In terms of choral music, Stephanie performed as a scholar in the BBC National Chorus of Wales for 4 years on multiple occasions. A highlight is performing at the BBC Proms at the Royal Albert Hall annually as well as being involved in regular performances at St David’s Hall, Cardiff. Stephanie also enjoys singing as a soloist, recent performances have been with Lincoln Sinfonia’s Messiah and Burgess Symphony Orchestra’sVaughn Williams Pastoral Symphony.
Stephanie has been fortunate enough to have sung in masterclasses with international artists such as Elizabeth Watts, Joseph Middleton, Simon Lepper, John Fisher, Donald Maxwell, Louise Alder and Kathryn Harries. As part of the BBC Cardiff Singer of the World 2017 Fringe Events, Stephanie was delighted to sing in a masterclass with Ailish Tynan and Llŷr Williams.
In February, Stephanie worked closely with Roger Vignoles in a two-day Mahler dedicated program. Stephanie looks forward to participating in the renowned Benslow Baroque Oratorio Course, performing the roles of Virtue in Handel’s The Choice Hercules and Thomas Linley’s The Song of Moses. Stephanie is also delighted to have been chosen as a Leeds Lieder Young Artist 2019.