STEPHEN

TEMPERLEY

Headshot of Stephen Temperley, taken in  summer he wears a blue polo shirt.

I’ve acted in the UK and the US, in the West End, on and off-Broadway, and in many repertory and regional theaters in both countries.

I’ve worked on Broadway as playwright, actor – not in one of my own plays – and director.

BIO

Souvenir

A Fantasia on the Life of Florence Foster Jenkins

The actors Judy Kaye and Donald Corren taken during te Broadway run. They sit  together on a chaise longue, she seems anguished, he is looking for something to say.

Donald Corren and Judy Kaye at the Lyceum Theatre

The award-winning comedy about truth, lies, love, music, and how we see ourselves.

The funniest show on Broadway since The Producers.

    Jeffrey Lyons, WNBC - TV

STEPHEN

TEMPERLEY

Headshot of Stephen Temperley, taken in  summer he wears a blue polo shirt.

I’ve acted in the UK and the US, in the West End, on and off-Broadway, and in many repertory and regional theaters in both countries.

I’ve worked on Broadway as playwright, actor – not in one of my own plays – and director.

BIO

A story of marriage—though that word is never used, because at the time of the story such a state couldn’t be imagined between men.


A play about love, and devotion, and singing, and all the songs we use to say those things to each other that we don’t have the words to say for ourselves.


A novel spanning a period of more than fifty years in New York City - from 1949 to 2010 - the city that made possible the lives of three remarkable men, both together and apart.

… It was for me immensely moving for so many reasons and on so many levels. You have captured a great deal of how I feel about life and music from this vantage point of my life… I was struck by your ability to conjure or reincarnate another time, resonantly and sometimes painfully so.


    Michael Feinstein

The actor Carl  Walnau as Scrooge, proud, haughty, severe-looing.

A new chamber version for a time of lockdown.

A Christmas Carol

NINE DAY WONDER

A Solo Comedy

The author, Stephen Temperly, dancing playfully as Will Kemp, Shakespeare's famous clown.

Ever have one of those days you don’t know who you are? Can’t put a face to the name? That’s me all over!

SONGBOOK

A story of marriage—though that word is never used, because at the time of the story such a state couldn’t be imagined between men.


A play about love, and devotion, and singing, and all the songs we use to say those things to each other that we don’t have the words to say for ourselves.


A novel spanning a period of more than fifty years in New York City - from 1949 to 2010 - the city that made possible the lives of three remarkable men, both together and apart.

… It was for me immensely moving for so many reasons and on so many levels. You have captured a great deal of how I feel about life and music from this vantage point of my life… I was struck by your ability to conjure or reincarnate another time, resonantly and sometimes painfully so.


    Michael Feinstein

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My representative is Michael Moore.

You can reach him at +1.212.221.0400

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