Sophie Morris-Suzuki

• Sandman/Dew Fairy/Chorus, Hansel and Gretel, No Strings Theatre (2025)
• Ensemble, Madama Butterfly, Opera in Williamsburg (2025)
• Featured soloist, Hogan - This Little Light of Mine, William & Mary Choir (2024-25)
• Featured soloist, Vivaldi - Gloria, Williamsburg Choral Guild (2024)
• Finalist, Williamsburg Choral Guild Young Artist Vocal Competition (2024)
• Featured soloist, Galuppi - Dixit Dominus, Barksdale Treble Chorus (2023-24)
• Sonia Lanman Fine Arts Award, John Jay High School (2020)
• Soprano 1, Area All-State Mixed Chorus, Zone 11 (2019)
• 1st place, Ensemble Class V1, Berklee High School Jazz Festival: John Jay Vocal Jazz (2019)
• Semifinalist, New York State Fair Talent Showcase (2018)
• Featured soloist, Orff - Carmina Burana, Stuyvesant High School Oratorio Choir (2018)
• DCINY choir member - Reflections of Light, The Sacred and Profane: Carmina Burana, Lincoln Center (2018)
• Ensemble, Nice Work If You Can Get It, Marjorie S. Deane Little Theater (2016)

Sophie Morris-Suzuki is a soprano based in Williamsburg, Virginia who enjoys singing choral music, opera and concert repertoire equally. Recent performances include Sandman/Dew Fairy/Chorus in No Strings Theatre's Hansel and Gretel, chorus in Opera in Williamsburg’s Madama Butterfly, choir member in the Berkshire Choral International Great Barrington workshop, and choir member in Williamsburg Choral Guild’s performance of Brahms’s German Requiem. Sophie has extensive choral experience and is currently a Choral Scholar and soloist for the Williamsburg Presbyterian Church. She has also sung as a choir member and featured soloist with the Barksdale Treble Chorus, William & Mary Choir, and Williamsburg Choral Guild. Sophie also has significant competition experience, including winning 1st place as a member of her high school vocal jazz group at the very last Berklee High School Jazz Festival and qualifying as a finalist in the 2024 Williamsburg Choral Guild Young Artist Vocal Competition. Sophie is in the process of preparing her final undergraduate recital under the guidance of voice teacher Mary Fletcher, which is expected to take place in late fall 2025.