Jasmine Flicker

Jasmine Flicker is a British classical singer and violinist who studied at Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance, and now at The Royal Academy of Music.

Operatic experience includes The Six of Calais/Ruth (Pegasus Opera), Papagena, The Magic Flute (Nevill Holt Festival) and Belinda, Dido and Aeneas (Longborough Festival Opera). Work in theatre includes the titular role in The Immortal Henrietta Lacks (Theatre Peckham).

As a Vache Baroque Young Artist in 2021, performances included Paradise & Pandemonium and later being a featured soloist for the VB Showcase: Women of the Baroque. Jasmine Flicker has been appointed to their board of Trustees.

Other chorus work includes the Hanover Band’s Messiah UK Tour 2021, Chineke! Voices at the BBC Proms, and performances with The Opera Makers as well as the Black British Classical Foundation.

From 2023-24 she has been a mentee on the Pegasus Opera Mentoring Scheme with Glyndebourne and supported vocally through the National Opera Studio’s Diverse Voices Programme.

Work in film includes being the violin soloist for Marvel’s Black Widow (2021), with music composed by Lorne Balfe. Work in TV includes Netflix’s Bridgerton (2024) and Take Me to the Opera on BBC (2023).

“Jasmine Flicker was a lively and lyrical Belinda, displaying both vocal finesse and an unexpected talent for violin."

Opera Now
Jonathan Whiting

“Jasmine Flicker, the soprano who sang Belinda, Dido’s bestie was also a standout. At the embarkation point of an opportunity rich career, this was Flicker’s chance to bedazzle. And she did, as her appreciative curtain call proved.”

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Gerald Malone

“Purcell’s affecting Music for a While, from another work altogether, was beautifully sung by Jasmine Flicker (Belinda).”

The Observer
Fiona Maddocks

"Jasmine’s multi-talents – she has a fine soprano voice – are shown later in the performance as she picks up her violin to join in the folk music playing of the wake. Her opening arietta ‘Shake the cloud from your brow’ was simply charming.”

Seen and Heard International
Clive Peacock

“As Belinda, Jasmine Flicker drew special applause.”

Oxford Prospect Arts

“Jasmine Flicker’s portrayal of Henrietta Lacks was a highlight of the performance. Her passion and depth brought a comforting energy to the stage, making Henrietta’s struggles and triumphs feel palpable.”

A Young(ish) Perspective
Temi Akande

“Jasmine Flicker is an engaging Papagena.”

MusicOMH
Sam Smith