Jordan Knapick is an operatic soprano and musical theater singer, dancer, and actress. A northern Illinois native, Jordan Knapick has been a performer from the time she could walk and talk. From a young age, she loved going to dance classes and voice lessons, and after performing as an orphan in a local youth theatre's production of Annie at age eleven, she caught the theatre bug.

 

After participating in musical after musical, Jordan eventually decided to study Musical Theater at Oklahoma City University. After her first semester working with her voice teacher Jeffrey Picon at OCU, she decided to add a Vocal Performance double major. She had discovered a love for classical music and opera, and decided that crossover work between opera and musical theater was her dream. Some of her past credits include Cendrillon in Massenet’s Cendrillon (OCU), Queen of the Night in Mozart’s Die Zauberflöte (LAH-SOW), Lisette in Puccini’s La rondine and Anne Egerman in Sondheim’s A Little Night Music (Opera in the Ozarks), Elsa Schraeder in R&H’s The Sound of Music and Juliette in Lehár’s The Count of Luxembourg (Ohio Light Opera), and Oberto in Händel’s Alcina, Soprano I in Glass’ Hydrogen Jukebox, and Noémie in Massenet’s Cendrillon (Boston University).

 

Jordan graduated with her Bachelor of Music from OCU in May 2020, and she recently graduated with her Master of Music in Voice Performance in May 2024 from Boston University. Now based in Seattle, WA, she is excited to see what the future holds, as she dives into a new music scene and continues to audition for various performance opportunities