Originally from Nice, Stephen Di Tordo first stepped on stage as a child, playing The Little Prince. From an early age, theater became his refuge—a space of freedom where he could channel his boundless creative energy. He went on to receive rigorous training in dramatic arts, drawing inspiration from the works of Claudel, Musset, and Hugo, while simultaneously pursuing a demanding academic path: a degree in law, followed by a master’s in health law in Paris. This dual background instilled in him strong discipline and a sharp analytical sense, which he brings to each of his artistic endeavors.

Today, Stephen thrives in three complementary worlds: music, cinema, and fashion.

As a singer-songwriter and performer, he creates immersive shows where storytelling, singing, and stage performance intertwine. Winner of the Grand Zebrock award, he later performed on the Nina Simone main stage at the Fête de l’Humanité in front of more than 3,000 people. Since then, he has captivated audiences at several Parisian venues (La Maroquinerie, Fluctuart, La Java, Sub Pigalle, La Dame de Canton…) while preparing Monster Show, his next major production, set to premiere in September 2025 at the Café de la Danse.

As an actor trained at the Classe Libre of Cours Florent, he made his mark on stage in Les Damnés by Ivo van Hove with the Comédie-Française, followed by Hamlet, which he performed across numerous national theaters in France over three years. On screen, he was noticed for his role in the series Cheyenne et Lola (OCS), acclaimed at the 2021 Canneseries Festival.

A fashion enthusiast, Stephen has also modeled for brands such as La Fée Maraboutée, Ami Paris, and Daniele Calcaterra. His distinctive style and eye for aesthetics make him an inspiring figure—constantly seeking new creative collaborations.