Suzanne always knew she was different from the other kids. She somehow perceived that she felt things more acutely--both the beauty and the pain in the world. When, in grade school she discovered music and theatre, she found a way to channel her sensitivity into something dynamic and valuable. To her great joy, she carried her “old soul” into adulthood, and expresses her vulnerability, love, and empathy through her singing to all who listen.

Suzanne’s ideal, albeit sensitive, childhood began in Racine, Wisconsin. When her mother began taking piano lessons for fun, Suzanne, at age 6, announced that she, too, wanted to play. Soon after, she knew that she had discovered the medium through which she could shine. Soon after, she began acting in school plays and community theatre. Suzanne continued playing piano for her own enjoyment but discovered that vocally, she could combine her love of music and acting.

Suzanne Jamieson was born and raised in Racine, Wisconsin. At age 6, she already had the show-biz "bug," as demonstrated by singing to her classroom, Oh, Racine, a song her mother taught her about her home town:

Oh, Racine, Racine
How you make me shiver
With your torn up streets
And your dirty Root River
Oh, I love you with my heart
And I love you with my liver
Oh, Racine...what a hole!

She graduated cum laude with a BFA in Musical Theatre from Syracuse University. In 2002, she moved to New York where she worked with ArtsTrust on A Day in Hollywood, A Night in the Ukraine. Then life presented an opportunity to move to the West coast, and having only experienced extreme weather (Wisconsin...Syracuse...New York City), she jumped at the chance of beaches, palm trees...and Hollywood.
In the world of L.A. theatre, her favorite roles include the sex-crazed village idiot in Puritan new England, in the world premiere of Safe in Hell at South Coast Repertory Theatre; Ariel in The Tempest at A Noise Within; Jack in By the Great Horn Spoon at Laguna Playhouse,and a child of paradise in Paradise Lost: Shadows and Wings at the Theatre at Boston Court.

Other theatre credits include Ubu Roi at A Noise within, Couch at the Complex Theatre, Fresh Horses with Cassiopeia Theatre Company, and Not So Tall Tales with Theatre District at the Cast.

She has also kept busy with commercial and print work, including Geico, Hallmark, Kiwi Carpet Cleaners, Microsoft, Best Local Jobs, and Fox Sports. Suzanne made her feature film debut as Mrs. Porter in the Sony film, Boogeyman 2, where she suffers a brutal murder! You can also see her in Suicide Hotline, a comedy sketch on www.superdeluxe.com.

This summer, she will be starring in the feature film, BUMS, the Musical.

In '07, she performed a self-written and produced club, Speak Low, directed by the esteemed Calvin Remsberg, at the Catalina Bar and Grill, and received rave reviews. Thus began her affinity for concert performance and the creation of A Sun-Up Sky. Suzanne hopes to use the receptiveness that she has carried throughout her life to create beautiful stories of love, hope, loss, and awakening to which all who listen can intuitively relate.