
Stephanie Young
Writer

Stephanie Young is a writer and performer based in London, UK, having moved from Toronto where she worked as an actress and singer, apprenticing at the Stratford Shakespearean Festival (winning The Tyrone Guthrie Award) and appearing at the Bathurst Street Theatre, the Tarragon and, most notably, Young People’s Theatre, premiering work by Mordecai Richler.
She co-founded ReCreation Theatre Company in London, created initially to tour her adaptations of novels in historic houses. The company produced her first original theatre writing from which she expanded into scripts for radio and television and, more recently, prose, in print and on line.
In 2007 she won a Peggy Ramsay Award and from 2010-2014 she was Artistic Director of Mofardin Young Production Company with Christine Mofardin, created to showcase women over 35 in all media; Juliet Stevenson was their patron.
In late 2025 she finished a full-length stage play, act three of which was read online in December, and all of which was heard at a table read in January 2026.