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The Producers

"Stephen Weller played Roger DeBris with glorious understatement and it's to be hoped that Peter Kay will do the same when he takes over the role"

Caroline Woolard, South Wales Argus

The Producers

"As the OTT director, DeBris, Stephen Weller was also great camp fun"

Alison Stokes, South Wales Echo

Scrooge - The Musical

"Special mentions for ... Stephen Weller as Scrooge's nephew and the young Ebenezer, who had another fine set of lungs"

Caron Parsons, BBC Bristol

Scrooge - The Musical

"Among the standouts are Robyn North as Isabel, Scrooge's nephew Harry (Stephen Weller)"

Catherine Jones, Liverpool Echo

Notes From New York

"So is the range and skill of the four performers... They comprise a thrilling ensemble, whose strength and dedication shine through the difficult material they have to negotiate"

Mark Shenton, The Stage

Opera Soufflé

"After the tremendous success... we had no choice but to ask them to return for another date, due to the number of requests from guests. A tremendous evening and one which we will continue to hold."

Armin Schroecker, General Manager

Sondheim Songbook

"The final event of the weekend was a very worthy sucessor to all that had gone before...The show started with a spell-binding rendition of 'Giants In The Sky' sung by Stephen...The mood changed with Stephen's soulful 'Not While I'm Around' ... The finale was sung with great passion by both Kirsty and Stephen. Though the audience cheered and begged for more, the evening had sadly come to an end."

Mandy Dixon - Stephen Sondheim Society 'Sondheim News'

Abelard & Heloise

"...naturally enough the lyrical passages for the lovers are very effective - and were splendidly performed on this occassion by Stephen Weller (Abelard) and Sue Carson (Heloise)..."

David Gyger, Opera Opera

Abelard & Heloise

"...Abelard is a difficult role...(it) needs to be played by someone who is dashing, yet able to keep the audience on side and make it understand his dilemma after the loss of grace. Weller does that and is especially superb in the long solo "I Am Sure". There is great beauty in the sad refelction of his late Act II song "I Gave Myself To Human Loving"...Carson and Weller make beautiful music together in their declaration of love...

Ken Longworth, Newcastle Herald

Tonight

"...The cast worked very hard to bring the small playing area to life, with particularly memorable performances by Natasha Seale.. and Stephen Weller as Max."

Mark Barlow, Musical Stages

Crusade

"With a cast of professionals that includes Stephen Weller...Crusade offers an opportunity to see top notch performers really close up"

Jessica Werb, The Scotsman

Martin Guerre

"...a special mention should be made of Stephen Weller, Joanna Riding and Matthew Cammelle, as they would have made Gordon Craig proud with their seemingly effortless vocal energy and sheer talent."

Andi Reiss, Daily Info, Oxford

Martin Guerre

"...I absolutely love the emotion that Stephen has in his voice as Martin. I'm especially impressed with his anger - it's hard to *sing* anger - you often end up just shouting. But he does a very good job.."

Stacy, Theatre-Musical.com

Martin Guerre

"But the story is not the main feature in this show - it is the music and the incredible, athletic singing of the entire cast. I have never seen a show with such universally strong voices ... most memorable perhaps [are] the all-r ound excellence of Stephen Weller's Martin Guerre."

Fleur Kinson, Theatre Review, Oxford

Martin Guerre

"...the central trio of roles are sung strongly by Matthew Cammelle (Arnaud), Stephen Weller (Martin) and...Joanna Riding as Bertrande."

Ian Shuttleworth, Financial Times

Martin Guerre

"The cast is, unsurprisingly, of a very high standard. The three leads, Arnaud (Matthew Cammelle), Martin (Stephen Weller) and Bertrande (Joanna Riding) interact well, and the duets between them, and the one scene that unites all three, are among the best in the show."

David Heppell, Musical Stages

Calamity Jane (Musical Director)

"Musical Director Steven (sic) Weller solved the problem with The Deadwood Band creating a rich, full sound beyond it's modest size..."

Jim Hutchon, Chelmsford Weekly News