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Stephen is currently starring in a world premiere play by Jonathon Spector, playwright of Broadway’s Eureka Day, and directed by Teddy Bergman (KPOP, Urinetown)

“The supporting cast includes the marvelous pairing of Delaney Williams and Stephen Stocking as Charley and Bernard, the warm and stable father and son next door.” - Peter Marks

Stephen Stocking and Wendell Pierce in Death of a Salesman. (Photo by Joan Marcus)

 

Death of a Salesman at the Hudson Theatre

Stephen made his Broadway debut as Bernard in the 2022-23 production of Death of a Salesman alonside Wendell Pierce, Sharon D Clarke, Andre de Shields, Khris Davis, McKinley Belcher III, and Delaney Williams.

The thanksgiving play

at Dorset Theatre Festival, by Larissa FastHorse, directed by Raz Golden

“Stephen Stocking as Jaxton, a local street performer with a desire to be a real actor, is a marvelous addition to the company. He is agile and flexible and outrageously amusing… I think I would enjoy this actor in almost any role he chose to play; he is that good” — The Berkshire Edge

Stephen Stocking

Stephen is an actor, singer and musician, based in New York City. He recently appeared on Broadway in Arthur Miller’s Death of a Salesman, starring Wendell Pierce. An alum of NYU's Graduate Acting program, he also appeared in Rajiv Joseph's Obie-winning play Describe the Night at the Atlantic Theatre Company and starred in the world premiere of Joseph's play Archduke at the Mark Taper Forum in Los Angeles.

“The supporting cast includes the marvelous pairing of Delaney Williams and Stephen Stocking as Charley and Bernard, the warm and stable father and son next door.” - Washington Post (Death of a Salesman, Broadway)

“Salesman starts to crackle in the office scene in which Willy—on the final afternoon of his life—encounters neighbor Charley (Delaney Williams) and his lawyer-son Bernard (Stephen Stocking).” - NY Stage Review (Death of a Salesman, Broadway)

"It is Stocking’s hilariously bumbling, deliciously naïve, achingly vulnerable Gavrillo who gives Archduke its heart and soul" - StageSceneLA (Archduke, Mark Taper Forum)

"A scared and intense young man, perfectly portrayed by Stephen Stocking" - Times Square Chronicle (Describe the Night, Atlantic Theatre Co)

“Stocking gives an engaging, carefully calibrated performance as we see the timid wondrous boy evolve inexorably into a doomed man-child assassin.” - SF Chronicle (Archduke)


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