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Victoria Gordon

Performer and creator Victoria Gordon has been described as elegant and witty. Her charismatic sparkle, both onstage and on camera, and her exceptional creativity as a producer and writer, makes her the rare person who does it all. A native of Los Angeles, Victoria is a third-generation performer and creator. At the age of four, she joined the “family business” as a violinist. She later transitioned to singing, acting, and creating her own work. After graduating from college, she launched a production company to develop projects with her signature dry humor and vintage charm. Her film and television works have appeared on Amazon, Funny or Die, and at film festivals throughout the United States and Europe, and her television writing has earned her recognition from Sundance, the Austin Film Festival, and more. As a performer, Victoria is the recipient of the IFS Film Festival Vanguard Award for Breakthrough Performance, an honor only bestowed once in the festival’s nearly 30-year history. As a teenager, she made history as Walt Disney Concert Hall’s youngest-ever vocal soloist, and has performed at LA’s most notable venues (including the Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts, the Broad Stage, and Feinstein’s at Vitello’s). Her solo cabaret show was one of the city’s top shows in 2019, and in 2020, she performed 80 songs across 16 virtual cabaret performances. Since her virtual debut in 2020, she’s performed more than 100 online cabarets, most of them streamed worldwide in real time. In 2021, she created and co-starred in Pilot Season, a series of five broadcast-length sitcom pilots produced in quarantine. With 43 actors performing 60 unique roles from their homes, Pilot Season gave audiences a variety of options for new television shows and presented five potential series that viewers and critics loved.