Victoria is a performing artist currently based in Dallas/Fort Worth. She has done work in concerts, operas, tribute bands, and musical theatre productions. Some of her favorite roles have been Maggie in A Chorus Line with Summer Lyric Theatre at Tulane University, Phoebe D’Ysquith in A Gentlemen’s Guide to Love and Murder at the University of Texas at Arlington, and Rosa Bud in The Mystery of Edwin Drood at University of Louisiana at Lafayette. 

 

Born and raised in southern Louisiana, Victoria’s parents knew at an early age that she wanted to perform. It could have been due to the fact that she would sing in front of her house to the neighbors passing by, or because she always wanted to have the melody when harmonizing with her triplet sisters. Yes, you heard that correct!

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Victoria started taking voice lessons at nine years old. In her hometown, music is central to the Cajun culture. Since then, she has worked as a vocalist for School of Rock during her teenage years and started her musical theatre journey in high school. After that, Victoria studied opera, voice, dance, and theatre at University of Louisiana at Lafayette before transferring to University of Texas at Arlington (UTA). She graduated from UTA with her BFA in Musical Theatre. In her five years of undergrad, she has learned (and continues to learn) how to avoid seeking perfection in the work and having grace in the process!

 

Victoria’s identity is not just through her work on stage, but most importantly off. Her values come from God and family. When she is not performing, she fills her cup by going to church, baking, attending gym classes, and filming skits on TikTok! As someone who has been strength training since middle school, fitness and health are incredibly important to her. Victoria aims to get certified as an instructor for Les Mills BODYPUMP and RPM classes after graduation! That will make her the last of her two sisters to get officially certified. She strives to enhance her career by being open to new experiences and curiosities. Most importantly, she wants to keep making noise. Staying quiet is boring!