Opera singer, composer, and activist artist, Victoria has performed in operas around the world, and in Concert Halls such as Carnegie Hall. She performed as Violetta in La Traviata, Mimi in La Boheme, Gilda in Rigoletto, Countessa in Marriage of Figaro, and Fiordiligi in Cosi fan tutte. Victoria was heralded by the New York Times for her work as Musetta, conducted by Maestro Vincent LaSelva.
Victoria’s commitment extends from her Youth Advocate work with UNICEF to volunteering with 'Save the Sound' to protect our waterways and raising awareness about environmental conservation. She currently serves on the Advisory Board for NY Council, Navy League.
Recognized by the United Nations Chapter of Westchester for her substantial contributions to social change, Victoria is a passionate advocate for leveraging the arts for meaningful impact.
"I believe our voice is the most powerful tool we have. It is my responsibility to advocate for those who are unable to. Every step paves the way for a brighter more inclusive tomorrow." In her role as an ambassador for youth exchange programs, she resided in Guatemala and ventured to destinations including China and India.
Over the years, Victoria has dedicated her time to supporting humanitarian rights with both the White House and the United Nations ensuring that the voices and concerns of marginalized countries such as Sudan and Burundi in East Africa are not overlooked but brought to the forefront.
Following her recent showcase of The Last Human, a ballet highlighting the rich heritage of Indigenous communities, performed at the Bruno Walter Auditorium at Lincoln Center, Victoria premiered her orchestral compositions Fall into the Stars with the Brazilian National Orchestra and Odyssey of Love with the Western Sydney Symphony Orchestra in Australia. Most recently, in July 2026, she premiered her violin concerto, The Virtuoso's Last Note, with the Sofia Philharmonic (National Philharmonic Orchestra) in Sofia, Bulgaria, and also presented her vocal orchestral work, Humanity, as soprano soloist with the orchestra.
Victoria was awarded a grant from the Puffin Foundation in support of Jaguar King, an original opera exploring environmental stewardship, and humanity's relationship with the natural world. She is dedicated to creating large-scale artistic works, including the operas Casulia and Jaguar King and the orchestral dance work Humanity, that expand the reach of classical music by connecting it with contemporary audiences, bridging artistic disciplines, bringing opera beyond traditional venues through the development of Victoria Opera House, and exploring listening as a transformative artistic and social practice.
Founder and Artistic Director of Victoria Opera House, Victoria holds a Master of Music in Performance & Composition from The New School and a Bachelor of Arts in Music Management from Manhattanville University, with a background in Opera studies from The Juilliard School. She further honed her creative writing skills through classes at Harvard and Gotham Writers. Victoria is a graduate of the New York Film Academy and a proud member of SAG, Equity, and AGMA.
Learn more about Victoria Opera House:
https://www.voperahouse.com
Victoria’s commitment extends from her Youth Advocate work with UNICEF to volunteering with 'Save the Sound' to protect our waterways and raising awareness about environmental conservation. She currently serves on the Advisory Board for NY Council, Navy League.
Recognized by the United Nations Chapter of Westchester for her substantial contributions to social change, Victoria is a passionate advocate for leveraging the arts for meaningful impact.
"I believe our voice is the most powerful tool we have. It is my responsibility to advocate for those who are unable to. Every step paves the way for a brighter more inclusive tomorrow." In her role as an ambassador for youth exchange programs, she resided in Guatemala and ventured to destinations including China and India.
Over the years, Victoria has dedicated her time to supporting humanitarian rights with both the White House and the United Nations ensuring that the voices and concerns of marginalized countries such as Sudan and Burundi in East Africa are not overlooked but brought to the forefront.
Following her recent showcase of The Last Human, a ballet highlighting the rich heritage of Indigenous communities, performed at the Bruno Walter Auditorium at Lincoln Center, Victoria premiered her orchestral compositions Fall into the Stars with the Brazilian National Orchestra and Odyssey of Love with the Western Sydney Symphony Orchestra in Australia. Most recently, in July 2026, she premiered her violin concerto, The Virtuoso's Last Note, with the Sofia Philharmonic (National Philharmonic Orchestra) in Sofia, Bulgaria, and also presented her vocal orchestral work, Humanity, as soprano soloist with the orchestra.
Victoria was awarded a grant from the Puffin Foundation in support of Jaguar King, an original opera exploring environmental stewardship, and humanity's relationship with the natural world. She is dedicated to creating large-scale artistic works, including the operas Casulia and Jaguar King and the orchestral dance work Humanity, that expand the reach of classical music by connecting it with contemporary audiences, bridging artistic disciplines, bringing opera beyond traditional venues through the development of Victoria Opera House, and exploring listening as a transformative artistic and social practice.
Founder and Artistic Director of Victoria Opera House, Victoria holds a Master of Music in Performance & Composition from The New School and a Bachelor of Arts in Music Management from Manhattanville University, with a background in Opera studies from The Juilliard School. She further honed her creative writing skills through classes at Harvard and Gotham Writers. Victoria is a graduate of the New York Film Academy and a proud member of SAG, Equity, and AGMA.
Learn more about Victoria Opera House:
https://www.voperahouse.com