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Stephanie Lynne Mason is a New York City-based actress who has been working professionally for over 20 years on Broadway, Off-Broadway, on national tours, and in regional theaters all over the country. Raised in Columbus, Ohio, where she was a competitive dancer, she moved to NYC directly after graduating from high school. In New York, she continued her training, studying voice with Joan Lader and acting with Scott Freeman and Andrea Cirie, among various teachers. While she was most recently seen as Beverley Bass in Come From Away at the Axelrod/Bell Theatre, she is best known for originating the role of Hodl in Fiddler on the Roof in Yiddish, directed by Oscar and Tony Award-winning Joel Grey. She was also in the 2016 Broadway revival of Fiddler on the Roof, directed by Tony Award-winning Bartlett Sher. Her work ranges from operetta to pop/rock musicals, and she made her Carnegie Hall debut in 2023 with Lera Auerbach’s Vessels of Light. She also co-directed the virtual series Pearls of Yiddish Song with Merete Muenter for National Yiddish Theatre Folksbiene. She currently resides in NYC with her husband, Drew Seigla, is a dog lover, and finds endless joy in cooking and baking for loved ones.

MEET

STEPHANIE

VIDEOS

Stephanie Lynne Mason - Me and the Sky (Axelrod/Bell Theater 10/4/2026)
04:40
Vayt Fun Mayn Liber Heym (Far From the Home I Love)
02:21
"Fiddler on the Roof" in Yiddish
01:43
Watch an exclusive glimpse of Beautiful: The Carole King Musical
01:16
A Christmas Carol at the DCPA (2024)
00:31
Dance/Movement Reel - Stephanie Lynne Mason
01:12
Stephanie Lynne Mason sings The Miller's Son from A Little Night Music
04:35
THE BRIDGES OF MADISON COUNTY (One Second and a Million Miles) -Drew Seigla & Stephanie Lynne Mason
04:10

PRODUCTION PHOTOS

HEADSHOT & RESUME

BEAUTIFUL

THE CAROLE KING MUSICAL

"Stephanie Lynne Mason does an extraordinary job portraying Carole as a humble, modest songwriter who lacks confidence in her looks and singing talents. However, as the musical progresses, Mason seamlessly evolves into a more confident Carole, ready to take on Carnegie Hall."

​- BroadwayWorld

As Act I closes, Mason’s rendition of “One Fine Day,” after the songwriter finds out her husband hasn’t been faithful, nails the heartbreak Carole must have felt when she heard the news. Mason demonstrates that depth again during the reprise of “Will You Love Me Tomorrow” during the second act, and toward the end of the show, she has everyone feeling as if they are sitting in Carnegie Hall listening to a Grammy Award-winning star. "

- TBR News Media

Stephanie Lynne Mason is the living embodiment of Carole King, replicating King’s mannerisms, Brooklynese, and distinctive vocals. Mason delivered pitch-perfect renditions of “So Far Away,” “It’s Too Late,” “Where You Lead,” and “(You Make Me Feel Like A) Natural Woman.”...The onstage chemistry between Mason and Cahill-Lemme was palatable, and the audience loved their moving duet, “Take Good Care of My Baby.”

- Smithtown Matters

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