PRESS
Beautiful
"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

Fiddler on the Roof (Stage 42)
"The other cast members are all excellent, in particular Stephanie Lynne Mason, who plays Hodel, Tevye's spunky daughter."
- Wall Street Journal
"Other notable turns include the golden-voiced Stephanie Lynne Mason, as Hodl"
- The New Yorker
"In her rendition of Far From the Home I Love, Stephanie Lynne Mason, as Hodl, stirringly demonstrates that home is where the heart is, even if it’s in Siberia."
- Front Row Center
"The sizzle comes from Daniel Kahn as Pertshik and Stephanie Lynne Mason as Hodel…Mason is a joy to watch whenever she is on stage. Her voice is angelic, and she is pitch-perfect."
- The Algemeiner


"Hodl is passionately played by Stephanie Lynne Mason...It’s an exciting and vibrant moment, pushed to greater heights by Hodl’s “Vayt Fun Mayn Liber Heym” (Far From the Home I Love), which is achingly beautiful...Mason comes into the soul of Hodl at that moment"
- Times Square Chronicles
"Among the production's trio of young lovers, the clear standouts are Stephanie Lynne Mason and Daniel Kahn as Hodl, Tevye's second daughter, and Perchik, the young revolutionary...Mason gives an especially plaintive reading of the gorgeously melancholy "Far from the Home I Love," and the final image of her, seated stock still and ramrod straight, waiting for the train that will take her to Siberia and her imprisoned fiancé is one of the production's most indelible visuals."
- Lighting and Sound America
"The younger couples all are distinctively drawn and captivating in their own ways…Stephanie Lynne Mason's Hodl gives as good as she gets from Drew Seigla's revolutionary Kiev student Pertshik, their arguments blossoming into affection."
- The Hollywood Reporter
Fiddler on the Roof (Barrington Stage)
"Hodel and Perchik are played by Stephanie Lynne Mason and Alexander Levin. They make a marvelous duo and their love duet, "Now I Have Everything" is almost as intensely moving as Mason's rendition of the song "Far From the Home I Love" which is almost guaranteed to have you in tears. These are two actors to watch."
- The Advocate Weekly/EDGE Boston
"There are more than a dozen identifiable characters on stage and they all deserve credit for the uniqueness of the roles they created. All five daughters are wonderful, but especially Rebecca Kuznick (Tzeitel), Stephanie Lynne Mason (Hodel) and Dawn Rother (Chava)."
- Berkshire Onstage
"Joanna Glushak as Golde, Tevye's wife, and Stephanie Lynn Mason as Hodel, Tevye's second-oldest daughter, stand out strongly among the supporting cast."
- Theatermania
West Side Story
"Stephanie Lynne Mason's glowing Maria likewise captures both the naive jubliance of first love and the later heartache of tragedy. With her sweet, fine soprano, she pairs adroitly with von Essen in Tonight and One Hand, One Heart and shines in her solos, the giddy I Feel Pretty and the impassioned I Have a Love."
- Houston Chronicle
"Stephanie Lynne Mason does make for a refreshingly headstrong Maria. Tall and sweetly gawky (except when she dances, which she does so beautifully), Iannarino turns what is often a dull though lovely voiced soprano role into a hotheaded woman to be reckoned with."
- Houston Press
"Stephanie Lynne Mason is glorious as Maria. She sings, acts and dances exceptionally well. She makes the play's final scene compelling due to her well-crafted intensity."
- Cool Cleveland