Stephen has worked on over 200 productions in his varied career which encompasses work in music direction, Stage/Production management, orchestrating, producing, keyboard programming and much more. He has had the privilege to have worked both on & off-Broadway, as well as at NYMF, NAMT, White Plains Performing Arts Center, Westchester Broadway Theatre, and numerous other venues around the US.Favorite music credits: Premieres of Dogfight, Disney's On The Record, Heathers, Les Miserables, The Little Mermaid, The Color Purple, Avenue Q, Spring Awakening, Sister Act, The Bodyguard, Hunchback of Norte Dame, Next To Normal & BARE to name a few. He also has conducted & co-orchestrated the World Premiere of the 30 piece orchestration of Songs for A New World, served as musical supervisor/orchestrator for Foreverman at NYMF and Roads Courageous. Stephen also had the privilege of contributing orchestration to the benefit From Broadway With Love: a benefit for Sandy Hook. Select Stage Management/Tech credits include Analog & Vinyl (NAMT), Theatre World Awards (NYC), Tuck Everlasting (Broadway), War Paint (Broadway) Shiela Levine (Vineyard), Jerry Springer the musical (101 productions), Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, Urinetown, Beauty & the Beast, Miss Saigon, Aida, Les Miserable, Hansel and Gretel (Purchase Opera).Stephen was awarded the Best of Westchester in Music Direction (Westchester Magazine) and the 2018 Wunderkind (914 Inc). He is also the recipient of the NYMF Award for Excellence for “Outstanding Orchestration” for Foreverman, the Helen Hayes Theatre Award for "Achievement in Technical Production"​, and the Pedro “Unsung Hero” Award. As executive producer, White Plains PAC received the 2021 Best of Westchester Award for Professional Theatre. As a producer, Stephen has founded/produced for the Harrison Summer Theatre and The New Musical Theatre Series both of which have produced critically acclaimed productions since 2009. In addition to his "performance" work, he has a strong passion for theatrical licensing & product/material development for theatrical organizations and hopes to continue his work in those fields as well.