To the Official Website for Stephen Weller.
I am an actor and singer working in musical theatre, cabaret, concerts and recording sessions in the UK, and internationally. You can use the menu above to navigate through the site and view my updated CV, find out about current projects, hear audio clips, keep up to date with my Blog, read reviews of some of my previous work, and check out links to various sites on the web that I have a connection to.
For those of you who haven't visited before - thanks for coming! I hope you enjoy looking around the website and finding out a little bit about me and the work I'm involved in. And for anyone who has been here before, have a look below to see what's new on the site. Please feel free to leave me a message in my guestbook, or drop me an email if you have any questions.
A busy few days to end this week, with a rehearsal for Saturday's Norwegian Day celebrations, a concert in Newbury, supporting a colleague at the press night of Pygmalion at the Old Vic... it's all go!
It also looks like I will be back in Guernsey for a short spell in the not too distant future, which is exciting. As long as I can leave the veg patch for that long!
Whilst touring last year I managed to find some time to work on re-vamping the site, and I have recently uncovered some 'lost' photos and audio clips, which will be appearing on the Clips pages over the coming weeks.
On the News page are links to the News Archive, where details of previous work projects end up and, at the bottom, a link to the journal pages from my stay in Japan.
2007 was a great year, with the bulk of it being taken up with the UK Tour of "The Producers" - which was a blast. Especially (finally!) getting the chance to take over as Roger DeBris whilst we were in Cardiff. Various concerts to do over the coming months, so keep checking back for details.
Thanks for visiting!
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In addition to a singing in a concert for the WestEnders this week, I will also be performing a couple of excerpts from Terje Vigen (Kjell-Ole Haune's musical version of Ibsen's poem) for the 17th May Celebrations.
Check the News page for details.