Stephanie is a Canadian Comedy Award and Latin American Achievement Award nominee. A graduate of the Second City Conservatory program (winning a Cross Cultural Scholarship as a BIPOC performer) she joined the cast of Second City’s “Tony & Tina’s Wedding” show and was a main-stage player of Theatre Sports Toronto, while performing in a pl
Stephanie is a Canadian Comedy Award and Latin American Achievement Award nominee. A graduate of the Second City Conservatory program (winning a Cross Cultural Scholarship as a BIPOC performer) she joined the cast of Second City’s “Tony & Tina’s Wedding” show and was a main-stage player of Theatre Sports Toronto, while performing in a plethora of stage and musical productions.
She was the founder and Artistic Director of Durham Improv, was the Community Producer and host on several show on Rogers TV including her own talk show: Stephanie’s Comedy Chat. She was a performer and the Director of Improv and Interaction at the Pennsylvania Renaissance Faire (www.parenfaire.com), she designed the improv classes at Durham and Fleming Colleges, and she specialized in corporate training and programs for people with special needs from 2005-2019. She has hosted dozens of gala fundraisers and city events, and has been a keynote speaker throughout Canada and the United States.
Most recently you can catch her on shows such as "The Boys" and "In the Dark", in movies, such as Ari Aster's "Beau is Afraid", as well as on LifeTime and Hallmark in several thrillers and Christmas movies.
Winner of the WGC's "Script of the Month", (November 2022) for her original TV pilot "Hispanic-ish", Stephanie writes for TV and Film, as well as for Kids Animation (recently writing on "Camp Snoopy", Open Season's "Camp Wild" and TVO's "Tiny and Tall"). Stephanie has written, directed, produced and performed in over 10 original dinner th
Winner of the WGC's "Script of the Month", (November 2022) for her original TV pilot "Hispanic-ish", Stephanie writes for TV and Film, as well as for Kids Animation (recently writing on "Camp Snoopy", Open Season's "Camp Wild" and TVO's "Tiny and Tall"). Stephanie has written, directed, produced and performed in over 10 original dinner theatre shows that have toured Ontario. She is the author of “The Ten Commandments!…Of Improvising” and is releasing her Graphic Novel, "Super Ninja Family" in the summer of 2023.
She is currently collaborating with several fellow writers while pitching her original shows (in both the adult and kids spaces).
"Am I Pretty Now?": A Musical Romp Through Plastic Surgery!
The first ever musical on plastic surgery and the trials and tribulations of going under the knife! Comedian Stephanie Herrera delves into a journey of insecurity and “never quite fitting in”. We get a first hand account, from “Ugly Duckling” to “MILF” and why she pays homage to
"Am I Pretty Now?": A Musical Romp Through Plastic Surgery!
The first ever musical on plastic surgery and the trials and tribulations of going under the knife! Comedian Stephanie Herrera delves into a journey of insecurity and “never quite fitting in”. We get a first hand account, from “Ugly Duckling” to “MILF” and why she pays homage to Colin Mochrie in her song “Thank you Colin Mochrie for my boobs”.
Whether you are curious about plastic surgery or you just can’t fathom why anyone would do such a thing, this show will keep you laughing and tapping your feet as Stephanie examines race, gender, motherhood, and Liza Minnelli in 60 min.
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Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Stephanie Herrera
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