Sophie McGetrick is a Melbourne-based mezzo-soprano recognised for her rich tone, dramatic sensitivity, and passion for storytelling. A graduate of the University of Melbourne with a Bachelor of Music and a Diploma in Italian, Sophie brings both technical excellence and a deep connection to language and character to her performances.

Sophie has appeared with leading companies including Victorian Opera and the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra. Recent highlights include singing Ottavia in L’incoronazione di Poppea with the Melbourne Conservatorium of Music, performing in Victorian Opera’s The Lyrebirds Voice, and joining the chorus of Home Alone in Concert with the MSO. She also made her directorial debut in 2024 with Gluck’s Orfeo ed Euridice at Scots’ Church, reflecting her growing interest in creative leadership and dramaturgy.

Her artistic development has been enriched by international experience, including a six-month exchange at the University of Manchester and private performances in Italy at Borgo 69 and Villa Fontelunga. A former Opera Scholars Australia participant, Sophie has benefitted from mentorship with renowned artists and has cultivated a strong collaborative energy that shines in ensemble work.

With a vocal range spanning D3–C6, high proficiency in Italian, and a background in dance and theatre, Sophie brings versatility and depth to her artistry. She thrives under pressure, embraces character-driven work, and continues to explore both performance and direction with equal passion.