Stephen Brooker is currently Musical Supervisor for MARY POPPINS (Holland and Australia) LES MISERABLES (London and Barcelona) and OLIVER! (UK Tour)
He was Musical Director of THE WOMAN IN WHITE, MY FAIR LADY, MISS SAIGON, LES MISERABLES, LAUTREC, CATS, THE SECRET GARDEN (RSC) and SOUTH PACIFIC (RNT). He supervised BETTY BLUE EYES, LES MISERABLES 25T H CONCERT (O2 Arena), OLIVER! MY FAIR LADY (USA and UK), LES MISERABLES (New York Revival), CATS, HAIR, MISS SAIGON, DANCING ON DANGEROUS GROUND, CARMEN JONES, THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA, GREASE, FAME, HAIR, SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER, PETER PAN and CHESS. He was Musical Consultant for the LES MISERABLES 25th Anniversary Tour and recently conducted the CLASSICAL BRIT AWARDS (2011).
Stephen was composer and conductor for the original production of BURN THE FLOOR and has written and produced music for many corporate clients including Coca Cola, Walt Disney, Ford Motors, Toyota Cars, Volvo Cars, Sony Eriksson, BMW, British Airways and Canon.
Orchestral conducting credits include The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, The Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, The West Australian Symphony, The Haifa Symphony, The Bournemouth Symphony, The Hamburg Sinfonia, The Royal Liverpool Philharmonic, The London Mozart Players, The Royal Scottish National Orchestra, The London and Manchester Concert Orchestras and the Ukraine Opera and Symphony Orchestra. He conducted The Royal Choral Society in the presence of Her Majesty the Queen.
Recordings include DISNEY FILM CLASSICS and CRAZY FOR GERSHWIN (BBC Concert Orchestra), studio cast recording of HAIR, cast recordings of THE SECRET GARDEN, THE WOMAN IN WHITE and SOUTH PACIFIC. He recorded Michael Ball’s album ‘This Time Its Personal’ and was Orchestrator and Conductor for Walt Disney’s award winning ANIMATORS PALLETE and CINDERELLABRATION at Disneyland Tokyo. Stephen produced the ‘live’ recording of OLIVER! starring Rowan Atkinson, the new recording of LES MISERABLES (2010) and the Dutch and Australian recordings of MARY POPPINS. He recently supervised PHANTOM OF THE OPERA 25TH from the Royal Albert Hall.
