Brittany Campbell

Brittany Campbell’s exceptional talent was first recognized with a Rosa Ponsell Award for best female vocalist, which led to her performing in The Metropolitan Opera in acclaimed productions such as ‘Rusulka,’ ‘Eugene Onegin,’ ‘Stiffelio,’ and ‘Carmen.’ This foundational experience in classical music seamlessly transitioned into a prolific career across Broadway and modern music. Campbell made her Broadway debut in ‘A Christmas Carol’ and later performed in ‘The Civil War; Our story in song.’ Her versatile artistry also extends to songwriting, where she garnered significant recognition early in her career, receiving the Harold Arlen Award in 2010 and the John Lennon Award in 2011, followed by accolades from MTV’s Ourstage in both 2013 and 2014. Building on her Broadway and songwriting success, Campbell’s musical project, ‘Heroes,’ earned an MTVU Woodie nomination, further solidifying her presence in the contemporary music scene. She continued to captivate audiences on stage, joining the Revival National Tour of ‘Les Miserables’ in 2017.

That same year, her talents as a songwriter were enlisted as one of five key writers for the music featured in Paramount+’s ‘Grease: Rise of the Pink Ladies.’ Expanding her musical collaborations, Campbell released the single ‘On A Cloud’ in 2023 as part of the duo Mermaid, showcasing her collaborative range and continued evolution as an artist. Looking ahead, Campbell is slated to perform in an ensemble role in the US Tour of ‘Dear Everything’ in 2025. Beyond her performing and songwriting, Campbell is an accomplished visual artist and animator, having rigorously studied art history, conceptual painting, paper-making, book-binding, color theory, and visual culture at the Columbus College of Art & Design. This comprehensive artistic background underscores her multidisciplinary approach, making her a highly versatile and compelling talent across various creative mediums.