ABOUT

Suzy Wilde is a Canadian songwriter, composer, producer, arranger, teacher, choir director, and live performer based in Toronto. A passionate, versatile, and energetic creator, Wilde has made a name for herself both in the Toronto music scene and the musical theatre community.

Some of her favourite recent projects include The Carrette Sisters (part of Retold, a collective adaptation of Mavis Gallant, with book writer Rose Napoli/ Musical Stage Company) for which she received her first Dora nomination, The Great Pause- A verbatim choral suite ( with book writer Zorana Sadiq/ Community Music Schools of Toronto), the Toronto Fringe hit Summerland ( with Anika Johnson and Barbara Johnston/ Edge of the Sky Theatre) and Patron’s Pick Fringe hit The Crack of Doom or: How I Learned to Love the Meteor ( with Matt Bernard, Bravo Academy). 

Wilde’s new musical After The Rain ( w/ book writer Rose Napoli) will premier this Spring at Tarragon Theatre (co-produced by Musical Stage Company). The piece received Tarragon Theatre’s Bulmash-Seigel prize and the Aubrey and Marla Dan Fund prize for new musicals.

As a live musician/ singer/ producer, Wilde’s collaborations include Singalong Tim, Ghost Caravan, Sam Casey, Dirty Dishes, Flashlight Radio, The Holy Gasp, Nancy White, Great Bloomers, Rapport, Triple Gangers, Woodhouse, and many more.

Wilde runs her own music school in the Annex and also currently teaches at Jackman Institute of Child Study, Havegal Junior School, Earl Grey Senior, and Wexford School for the Arts.

When she’s not doing all that other stuff, Wilde travels the world as “Posh Spice” with Wannabe: A Spice Girls Tribute.

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