SAMANTHA ECHO

Samantha Echo is a singer, songwriter, and actress known for her expressive dramatic soprano voice, versatility, and entertaining stage banter. She began studying bel canto (opera) technique at the age of seven, and has gained notoriety in the last decade for incorporating Archetypal Psychology into her music videos, and for her singular ability to draw connections between subjects as disparate as Nietszche and the Disney Princesses, Jung and Musical Theatre, in a way that seems both logical and humorous. Her music video “Nick’s Mom” was described by actress Ruby McCollister as “the most beautiful, nuanced work of our time.” Samantha’s off-Broadway credits include Lucy in the new musical “LUCY/BLUEBEARD” (Ed Levy/Eric Grunin) at Theatre Row as part of the First Fifteen Minutes festival, and Mrs. Hale in Trifles: the Musical (Ed Levy, Alexander Craven) Lincoln Center Library’s Across a Crowded Room Showcase. She has also released an E.P. titled “Drown out My Dreams,” featuring selections from the 1982 film The Last Unicorn.