Stephanie Reese is a globally celebrated singer, actress, and philanthropist who has captivated audiences with sold-out solo performances at iconic venues like New York’s Carnegie Hall. She has shared the stage with music legends Patti LaBelle and Natalie Cole, further solidifying her reputation as an extraordinary talent.
Hailing from Seattle and embracing a rich, multicultural heritage, Stephanie possesses a rare vocal versatility. Her exceptional range shines through her diverse musical repertoire and the dynamic theatrical roles she has brought to life.
Stephanie’s illustrious career has taken her to stages around the world, where she has performed lead roles in acclaimed productions. She portrayed "Kim" in the German production of Miss Saigon, "Esmeralda" in Disney's world premiere of The Hunchback of Notre Dame, and "Princess Tuptim" in The King and I at London’s prestigious Palladium Theater. Additionally, she originated the role of "Princess Kogajin" in the musical Marco Polo (The Untold Love Story), performed at the Shaw Theatre in London and La Vingtième Theatre in Paris.