Stephen Guy Daltry

Stephen has a First Class Honours BA in Music from Christ Church College, Canterbury, Kent.   He received a Scholarship in Composition for the Screen at the National Film & TV School, Beaconsfield and studied Piano at the Guildhall School of Music & Drama Part-Time Studies with Dr Frank May.   He has been a pianist/accordionist for many theatre shows, such as 'Three Men in A Boat' at the Theatre Royal, York, and 'The Madness of George Dubya' at the Arts Theatre; Stephen was a resident pianist at Kettners Restaurant, Soho, from 2002-2008, and has played at many functions and hotels such as the West Lodge Park Hotel, Cockfosters. He has entertained as a musical comedian at many conferences and private functions; his one man comedy show, Ludvig's Van, got Four Stars at the Edinburgh Fringe. He is a professional actor and is represented by Paola Farino. He has composed many scores for TV and cinema, including the 2013 Sundance Festival hit documentary,  'The Moo Man', ' 'The Hunt' for BBC2 (Cultural Prix Italia 1999), two documentaries on Princess Diana for ITV, the Grierson Award-nominated 'The 2000 Year Old Computer' for the BBC (2013), 'The Real Catherine Cookson' (Yorkshire TV), 'Charlotte: A Royal at War' for Luxembourg, British & American broadcast.   He trained in Composing for Film at the National Film & Television School, Beaconsfield, England. He has also composed stage musicals, including the British Library's 'Alice Through the Looking-Glass’, a Critics Choice in The Times for its Hampstead production in 2001. Reviews: "a gorgeous musical score of violin and cello by Stephen Daltry — breathtaking in its simplicity, beauty and effectiveness.” (Ken Russell, 30th Oct 2009, The Times, review of 'The Lost World of Mr Hardy')    Stephen Daltry’s attractive chamber score... captures the surroundings’ pastoral beauty"  (Dennis Harvey in Variety, Feb 4th 2013, review of 'The Moo Man’)