Billie Wildrick is a Seattle-based singer/actor who has been described by the press as
“engaging” “super,” “awesome,” “adorable,” “sassy,” “charming,” “luminous,” “terrific,”
“wildly talented” “bright-eyed and beautiful.” A “sultry siren,” with a “Crayola box of
skills,” “warmth,” “charm,” “effervesence and natural, unforced talents” who “sparkles,”
“shines,” burns scenery “to a crisp” and “couldn’t be more appealing if she were a
banana.” Her voice has been described as “lovely,” “bell-like,” “nightingale-caliber,”
“crystal clear” “strong, “stunning,” “sweet,” “melodious,” “commanding” and “magnificent”
full of “vivacity.” Billie was nominated for a Gregory Award for Best Actress in 2009 for her
work in Sunday in the Park with George at The 5th Avenue Theatre and Dås Barbecu at
ACT. She was named in The Seattle Times Footlight Awards for her performances in
Wonderful Town at The 5th Avenue Theatre and Seussical! at Seattle Children’s Theatre.
Billie has written and performed solo work that divorces and remarries music and theatre
in places that no longer exist such as the Seattle Fringe Festival, the Liberty Deli and
Thumper’s. Billie hopes this was a coincidence and continues to pursue the creation and
performance of original work. Billie is also a proud founder member of girl trio, The
Daffodils.