Someday
Musician and coach Jennifer Trijo invites you to be mindful as she serenades you with her own form of music therapy. As an avid reader of positive psychology and neuroscience texts, she's transformed her research into uplifting original pop music to create a cabaret-meets-motivational-talk show. Trijo is a Filipino-Australian creative with broad influences from Alicia Keys to Alan Menken. Influenced by her professional theatre background, dramatic storytelling is at the heart of her songwriting. Her theatre-meets-pop approach encompasses soaring melodies and dynamic arrangements which highlight her characters' plights and aspirations. 'Powerful voice, expressive range' Theatre People. 'Trijo brings technical excellence and true stage presence, as well as subversive wit' Stage Whispers.
Artwork credit: Katie Dridan
Presented by: Jennifer Trijo
Jennifer Trijo is a Filipino-Australian creative who has toured nationally with professional bands, appeared on commercial television and radio, and performed in notable theatre productions as Kim in Miss Saigon (Australian tour), Mary Magdalene in Cross and Light (Australian premiere), and Mulan/Pocahontas/Princess Badroulbadour in Disenchanted! (Australian Premiere). Growing up in Sydney she acquired a wealth of stage experience as a cabaret artist, supported major Filipino artists in their Australian tours, and shared the stage with many major Australian artists. Trijo composes contemporary popular music and scores for theatre. She holds a Bachelor of Music and Bachelor of Education (UNSW), is studying a Diploma of Positive Psychology, and is a voice coach at the Elder Conservatorium.
Reviews & Fringefeed Reacts
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Jennifer commands a powerful stage presence while seeming very real and down to earth. - Ekkia Evans, The Adelaide Show Podcast
Someday encapsulates ‘mental health’ in the true sense of the term. - K J Hepworth, Mindshare