performance history
Stephanie’s career spans over a decade of work in America’s top theaters, television, and digital content. Some of her theatrical highlights include making her Broadway debut in a new play by John Guare, directed by George C. Wolfe; her lead role opposite Nick Offerman in the world premiere stage adaption of A Confederacy of Dunces produced by Stephen Soderbergh; and her role in the critically acclaimed Off-Broadway revival of Stephen Adly Guirgis' Jesus Hopped The A Train (NYT Top 10 Productions of the Year). She was last seen on stage in the world premiere of Lightening: Or The Unbuttoning by Pulitzer Prize Winner Beth Henley, directed by Mark Brokaw. You can catch her reoccurring TV roles on season two of STRANGERS and seasons five and six of YOUNGER. Stephanie holds a BA in Theater from Fordham University and an MFA from NYU's Graduate Acting Program.
“Stephanie DiMaggio’s performance is lust-inspiring suggesting a hybrid of Amy Winhouse and Sophia Loren, that melds cross-cultural references into a delicious and original comic creation.”
(“Love’s Labors Lost” The Public Theater)
- THE NEW YORK TIMES, Ben Brantley
“DiMaggio…tells a whole play’s worth of story with gestures and expressions that shows progression from dubious to shocked to kittenish to moved, all with hardly a word.”
(“Love’s Labors Lost” The Public Theater)
- VARIETY
“DiMaggio draws all the comic male characters to her like bees to honey, she gets the biggest laughs with the fewest lines. That’s because DiMaggio underplays Jaquenetta’s sexuality and slowly allows her to delight in her power over the males.”
(“Loves’s Labors Lost” The Public Theater)