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Stephanie will revisit one of her favorite characters, Mary Poppins, in Bangor, Maine this summer at Penobscot Theatre Company! The production runs June 15th through July 16th. Tickets available here!
Stephanie recently signed with new representation, Josh Sassanella at Ann Steele Agency, and is thrilled to have joined their roster of fantastic artists!
Stephanie joins the cast of Ken Ludwig’s hilarious play, A Comedy of Tenors, as Mimi at Riverside Theatre in Vero Beach, Florida! Running February 23-March 13th, 2023. Tickets available here!
One hotel suite, four tenors, two wives, three girlfriends, and a soccer stadium filled with screaming fans. What could possibly go wrong? It's 1930s Paris and the stage is set for the concert of the century — as long as producer Henry Saunders can keep the amorous Italian superstar and his hot-blooded wife from causing runaway chaos. An uproarious ride, full of mistaken identities, bedroom high jinks, and madcap delight.
Stephanie joins St. Bart’s professional choir as a guest soprano for a complete performance of the Fauré Requiem — perhaps his most widely known large work, which focuses on eternal rest and consolation. Available to livestream here!
Home At Night premieres as an Official Selection at its second festival of 2022, the New York International Short Film Festival. Tickets on sale for the screening Thursday, October 27th at 8pm at Cinema Village!
Home At Night, a short thriller by independent filmmaker Aliison Geller is an Official Selection in the Boston Film Festival, screening through September 25th!
Stephanie is thrilled to join the cast of Barrington Stage Company’s highly anticipated production of A Little Night Music as Mrs.Anderssen. The production will star Emily Skinner, Jason Danieley, Sierra Boggess, and Mary Beth Piel. Press release with complete casting can be found here and tickets available here!
Stephanie joins the cast as May in “Letters From May,” a musical by BMI writing team by KRISTOFFER BJARKE and KARA CUTRUZZULA. The piece is directed by TYRONE L. ROBINSON and will befeatured in the 2022 SoundBites festival. Tickets available here!
"Letters From May" tells the story of a fictitious artist named May Dalton and her journey from scrappy, humble beginnings to stardom and eventually fame over the course of roughly sixty years. Through the course of the 10-minute musical we watch Dalton age from early 20's to early 80's and the ensemble around her play the various characters May encounters on her life’s journey. As a through-composed ensemble piece, it moves fluidly between the stages of May’s life from her start as an unknown to her rise to fame, celebrity, and her eventual descent to obscurity.”
Stephanie joins the cast of Victor Herbert’s Mademoiselle Modiste as Fanchette, presented by VHRP Live! at Theatre at St. Jean’s April 26th and 27th.
Stephanie returns to Scott Siegel’s ongoing series “Broadway’s Greatest Hits” singing from Wicked and The Music Man!
Stephanie joins St. Bart’s professional choir as a guest soprano for a complete performance of Ralph Vaughan Williams’ unaccompanied Mass in G Minor (1921) — the first mass written in a distinctly English manner since the sixteenth century. Available for livestream here!
The Town Hall’s hit series is back! Photo coverage from the event by Broadway World here!
Moulin Rouge! Kinky Boots! Into the Woods! Bye Bye Birdie! Candide!
Those five musicals, plus many others, all made their Broadway debut on West 45th Street at the historic Al Hirschfeld Theatre.
Now, in its 97th year of bringing memorable stories and life changing performances to audiences, Feinstein’s/54 Below will be celebrating the Al Hirschfeld Theatre’s rich, legendary history with an all-star musical celebration.
Join us on March 14th for an evening of songs and stories, performed by the legends themselves who were lucky enough to grace the Al Hirschfeld stage!
Feinstein’s/54 Below Programming Director Jennifer Ashley Tepper and Behind the Curtain’s Robert W. Schneider will be on hand to share trivia and anecdotes about the theatre that has been home to such legends as Rodgers and Hart, Jerome Robbins, Pearl Bailey, Chita Rivera, Stephen Sondheim, and Billy Porter!
Expect some of the Al Hirschfeld’s favorite artists to make an appearance and take a musical stroll down memory lane.
Produced by Robert W. Schneider and Benjamin Nissen
Previous volumes of this Scott Siegel concert event hit Feinstein’s/54 Below like lightning! This was the show that every musical theater-lover had been waiting for… and now we’re going to do it again, with a brand new line-up of 54 Sings Broadway’s Greatest Hits!
If you skip through cast albums just to hear the very best songs in each show, this is the nightclub concert event for you. If you love the classics of the Great White Way, come and hear the songs that made Broadway great, that made your heart soar, that you used to sing (maybe still do) in the shower! But at Feinstein’s/54 Below, you will hear the greatest Broadway songs of all time performed by today’s greatest stars, singing them straight up, the way you want to hear them!
And who better to produce/direct/host this show than the creator of Town Hall’s critically acclaimed Broadway by the Year series, Scott Siegel, creator of more than 200 major concert events centered on Broadway music! 54 Sings Broadway’s Greatest Hits! will be a thrilling night that you won’t forget… Musical direction by Ron Abel.
The Feb 19 performance will feature:
Stephanie Bacastow (Life of the Party)
Ben Jones (Musical theater/opera/concert star)
Michael Winther (Drama Desk nominee, Songs From An Unmade Bed)
and more stars to be announced!
Stephanie joins the cast of A Christmas Carol, The Musical at White Plains Performing Arts Center as Emily, Young Scrooge’s fiancé.
Broadway heavy hitters, Alan Menken (Disney’s Beauty and the Beast, The Little Mermaid) and Lynn Ahrens (Ragtime, Once on This Island), breathe fantastic new life into the classic tale of Ebenezer Scrooge. This spectacular adaptation of Charles Dickens’ most well-known story proved it’s staying power with a decade-long run at the Theatre at Madison Square Garden. This is the perfect show for the whole family to bring in the holiday season! Running December 3-30.
Tickets available here!
Stephanie (Candace) wrapped the shoot for HOME AT NIGHT, a short thriller that explores gender and power in online dating. The film is currently in post-production with anticipated festival submissions for Winter 2022. Watch the HAN website and social media for updates!
Stephanie joins St. Bart’s professional choir as a guest soprano for a complete performance of Franz Joseph Haydn's "Missa Sancti Nicolai" for choir, soloists, and orchestra. Available for replay here!
Stephanie joins the St. Bart’s professional choir as a guest soprano to film an episode of the PBS series Now Hear This featuring composer Amy Beach, who was a longtime parishioner and wrote much of her sacred choral music for St. Bartholomew's Choir. The episode will air in Season 2 and features the Gloria from Beach’s Mass in A.
Stephanie joins the cast of THE LAST NIGHT OF THE OKI DOG, a new play by Jeff Smith and Len Wechsler, playing for three performances in the Broadway Bound Theatre Festival.
WEDS 9/22 @ 2PM
THURS 9/23 @ 8PM
SAT 9/25 @ 5PM
Stephanie joins the cast of “Let’s Play” by Amanda Freedman, hosted by Artists in Residence as a part of their ‘Plays in Process’ series. The virtual presentation of this play begins at 7pm via Zoom. Contact Stephanie for more information, and click here to learn more about Artists in Residence!
Developed early during quarantine, Stephanie has joined Vox Clamantis, a professional virtual choir available for church services and independent commissions. V.C. will provide music for Christmas Services at a number of parishes this holiday season! Contact Stephanie to learn more about contracting Vox Clamantis for your virtual choir needs.
This installment of Scott Siegel’s ongoing virtual concert series features iconic music recorded by Frank Sinatra. Stephanie will perform the classic tune, “I Fall In Love Too Easily.” Premieres on Wednesday, Nov. 18th at 7 PM! Rewatch the concert here!
Starring:
Brian Charles Rooney
Mia Gerachis
Michael Winther
Stephanie Bacastow
Willie Demyan
Anais Reno
Danny Gardner
Gabrielle Stravelli
Sal Viviano
Douglas Ladnier
Stephanie will work with the students of the Atlanta Academy of Vocal Arts as a Guest Clinician during a masterclass focused on audition technique. More information on registration below!
Stephanie is thrilled to be taking on a bucket list role, as CLARA in The Light In The Piazza at Savannah Repertory Theatre!
**Updated: Due to COVID-19, SavRep’s production of The Light In The Piazza has been cancelled, with the hope of being rescheduled in the future. If you are interested and able to give to the company’s Ghost Light Relief fund, you can find more information here!
Stephanie joins the company of the Victor Herbert Renaissance Project, and their upcoming production of “The Debutante” as Anabelle and ensemble member. Running November 19th and 20th at Christ and St. Stephen’s Church. Click here for tickets!
Stephanie joins the cast and band of “In the Night Palace,” on keys and background vocals.
In the Night Palace is a new music-theater work developed at Summer Labs, featuring music from indie pop band Avery Leigh’s Night Palace and a script from playwright Sam Max. Accompanied by guitar, bass, synths, harp, woodwinds, and lap steel, classically-trained vocalist and actor Avery Leigh Draut explores the mysterious processes of the natural world at night and the transformative joy and magic of femme friendships. Minimalist choreography and projected illustrations by Sam Max give shape and add detail to the world of the Night Palace.
Stephanie joins the cast of “Broadway’s Greatest Hits,” a hit 54 Below series, as a featured soloist on August 31st @ 9:30pm.
Stephanie joins the summer faculty at the Cultural Arts Center of Charleston for a five week teaching residency, culminating in an original musical revue , “Broadway Rewind” in their new theatre at the Citadel Mall in West Ashley.
