ABOUT
Stephanie is an alumnus of the Royal College of Music where she graduated with Distinction, under the tutelage of Rosa Mannion and Simon Lepper. Stephanie was the Midori Nishiura Scholar at the RCM, a Leeds Lieder Young Artist and Countess of Munster Recital Artist. From September, Stephanie will join the Landestheater Detmold as an Opernstudio member.
Prior to this, Stephanie graduated from the Royal Welsh College of Music & Drama with a First Class Honours Degree. During her third year, she was invited to study in Leipzig, at the renowned Hochschule für Musik und Theatre - Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy, under the tuition of Professor Roland Schubert.
Recent engagements include performing the role of Papagena in Waterperry Opera Festival’s production of The Magic Flute, Virtue in Handel’s The Choice Hercules and Miriam in Thomas Linley’s The Song of Moses with Benslow Music. As well as this, Stephanie recently worked closely with Roger Vignoles in a two-day Mahler dedicated program. This summer, Stephanie performed the roles of Amore (L’Egisto) with Hampstead Garden Opera, Lauretta (Gianni Schicchi) with St Paul’s Opera, and performed various recitals as a soloist; collaborating with The Brodsky Quartet as part of the Dante Music Festival.
Competition successes have included being awarded 1st prize in Flat Pack Music's Opera Competition 2021, a Maureen Lehan 2021 Finalist & Prize Winner, a Camille Coloratura 2020 Finalist, a London Handel Competition Semi-Finalist 2019 and a Concours Corneille Semi-Finalist 2019.
Stephanie has 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. Stephanie is a Royal College of Music Scholarship & Award holder and is generously supported by the Mario Lanza Foundation, The Munster Trust Star Award, The Boas Charitable Trust, The Kathleen Trust, The Clemence Charitable Trust and the Josephine Baker Trust.
'As Amore, Stephanie Hershaw, having survived an attempt on her life with a little divine assistance, is in show-stealing form, firing her arrows with puckish naughtiness.' Broadway World, HGO L'Egisto, by Gary Naylor
'Stephanie Hershaw more than earns her keep as a richly comic Papagena.' The Stage, Waterperry Opera, The Magic Flute by George Hall
Prior to this, Stephanie graduated from the Royal Welsh College of Music & Drama with a First Class Honours Degree. During her third year, she was invited to study in Leipzig, at the renowned Hochschule für Musik und Theatre - Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy, under the tuition of Professor Roland Schubert.
Recent engagements include performing the role of Papagena in Waterperry Opera Festival’s production of The Magic Flute, Virtue in Handel’s The Choice Hercules and Miriam in Thomas Linley’s The Song of Moses with Benslow Music. As well as this, Stephanie recently worked closely with Roger Vignoles in a two-day Mahler dedicated program. This summer, Stephanie performed the roles of Amore (L’Egisto) with Hampstead Garden Opera, Lauretta (Gianni Schicchi) with St Paul’s Opera, and performed various recitals as a soloist; collaborating with The Brodsky Quartet as part of the Dante Music Festival.
Competition successes have included being awarded 1st prize in Flat Pack Music's Opera Competition 2021, a Maureen Lehan 2021 Finalist & Prize Winner, a Camille Coloratura 2020 Finalist, a London Handel Competition Semi-Finalist 2019 and a Concours Corneille Semi-Finalist 2019.
Stephanie has 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. Stephanie is a Royal College of Music Scholarship & Award holder and is generously supported by the Mario Lanza Foundation, The Munster Trust Star Award, The Boas Charitable Trust, The Kathleen Trust, The Clemence Charitable Trust and the Josephine Baker Trust.
'As Amore, Stephanie Hershaw, having survived an attempt on her life with a little divine assistance, is in show-stealing form, firing her arrows with puckish naughtiness.' Broadway World, HGO L'Egisto, by Gary Naylor
'Stephanie Hershaw more than earns her keep as a richly comic Papagena.' The Stage, Waterperry Opera, The Magic Flute by George Hall