Stephanie Jae Park is an actress and singer known for her impactful performances on Broadway and upcoming roles in film and television.
Stephanie Jae Park writes music with and is part of the music group Saffron Lips, known for their debut album 'Fire to My Air'.
Stephanie Jae Park teaches with Broadway Plus, offering vocal coaching to other Broadway performers.
Stephanie Jae Park will make her Netflix debut in 2025 with the TV Mini Series 'Black Rabbit'.
Stephanie Jae Park is a New York City-based actor and singer. She developed an early interest in the arts, with a childhood spent practicing classical voice, piano, and ballet. This early dedication led her to pursue formal training, beginning her collegiate career at Northwestern University as an Opera/Vocal Performance major. Seeking a deeper engagement with theater, she subsequently transferred to the University of Cincinnati, College-Conservatory of Music (CCM), where she completed her BFA in Musical Theatre.
Following her academic training, Park moved to New York City and established a career that includes multiple Broadway productions. Significant milestones include performing as Eliza Hamilton in the Broadway production of “Hamilton” and its US national tours (Angelica Company in 2017 and Philip Company in 2018). She also appeared in the original Broadway production of “War Paint” in 2017, where she was part of the ensemble and played roles such as Beauty Technician and Arden Girl. Prior to her Broadway debut, she was part of “War Paint”‘s Goodman Theatre World Premiere Production in Chicago in 2016, also as an ensemble member and Arden Girl. Her Broadway credits also include the Lincoln Center Theatre Broadway Revival of “The King and I” in 2015 as an ensemble member.
Beyond the stage, Stephanie Jae Park has expanded her acting portfolio to include film and television. Her upcoming projects include the TV Mini Series “Black Rabbit,” set for release in 2025, where she will play the character Yuki. She has also appeared in the film “Nanny” (2022) as Christie and the TV series “The Blessing” (2022) as Brit ‘Nay Nay’. In 2024, she featured in the short film “Pen, Again” as Pen. During the 2020 pandemic, she co-founded the music group “Saffron Lips” with Voltaire Wade-Greene and released their debut album “Fire to My Air” in January 2022. She also engages in vocal coaching for fellow Broadway performers and teaches with Broadway Plus.
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