Philip Themio Stoddard is an award-winning artist known for his versatility on stage and screen.

Recently seen on HBO’s acclaimed series The Gilded Age and in the Tony-nominated Broadway revival of Camelot at Lincoln Center Theater, Philip is a graduate of both The Juilliard School’s Drama Division and Institute for Vocal Arts, the only artist in school history with degrees from two different divisions.

His eclectic body of work stretches from Sophocles to Suzan-Lori Parks, spanning genres from indie film to art song to improvisational magic. He has collaborated with acclaimed artists including Aaron Sorkin, Bartlett Sher, Kimberly Grigsby, Stephen McKinley Henderson, Moni Yakim, Steven Blier and the New York Festival of Song, Jeanine Tesori, Warren Carlyle, Barry Manilow, Michael Kahn, Stephen Wadsworth, Mary Birnbaum, Oliver Butler, Vivienne Benesch, Adam Szymkowicz, Dan Schlosberg and Heartbeat Opera, David Herskovits and Obie Award-winning Target Margin Theater, Ellen Lauren and SITI Company, and with members of the famed Théâtre du Soleil in Paris. He studied voice closely with the late Daniel Ferro and Marlena Malas and currently studies with Jacques Schwarz.

Philip loves traveling, cooking, and campfires. Originally from Arizona, he currently resides in New York City.