MUSE • Musicians United for Social Equity

Biography

Victoria Campbell, Ph.D. is an Indonesian-Jewish-American industrial-organizational psychologist turned artist-activist. She leverages her multicultural heritage, time living abroad as an expat in Switzerland, and her background in organizational change management to inform her art, which focuses on driving positive global change. Her mission as an artist is to uplift and empower marginalized communities by inspiring humanity toward collective action to help transform our society to have greater belonging, equity, and inclusion.  Projects include TREESON: AN ECO-MUSICAL, PHILIPPA (about Philippa Duke Schuyler) and WHICH TWIN WINS? She is a member of the BMI Lehman-Engel Musical Theater Composer-Lyricist Workshop, a Soho House Foundation Fellow (‘23) and an incoming artist-in-residence at The Tyrone Guthrie Center in Ireland (‘24). She writes music in many genres including musical theater, folk, pop-rock, nu jazz, melodic metal and Nordic EDM. Memberships: Dramatists Guild, BMI, Maestra Music, Soho House.