Jodie Wiggins

Jodie Wiggins (vocal, London) is a Norfolk-born soprano and a graduate of Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance in London, where she studied under Teresa Cahill. A former Head Chorister of the Broadland Youth Choir, she has performed widely across genres — from classical and opera (Belinda in Dido and Aeneas, Susanna in Le Nozze di Figaro) to musical theatre and jazz (including Maria in The Sound of Music).

Her professional credits include the Rodolfus Choir at the Royal Festival Hall, the Old Royal Naval College Chapel Choir in Greenwich, and solo appearances with Red Events in projects such as Solace in Chaos, The Dark Side of Classical Music, and the Greenpeace UK “Protect the Oceans” campaign.

In 2022 she headlined the James Bond 60th Anniversary premiere concert at the prestigious cabaret venue Proud Embankment in London — a milestone that reflected her passion for this repertoire.

Charismatic and versatile, she is rapidly emerging as one of the most exciting young vocal talents of her generation.
Website: www.jodiewiggins.com