About the artist
Sophia Anne Caruso is a New York-based American singer and actress who has built her career at the intersection of theatre and music. She first drew attention originating the role of «Girl» in Lazarus, the Off-Broadway and later London stage musical created by David Bowie, performing his songs in a project that marked one of his final works. She went on to originate the role of Lydia Deetz in the Broadway musical adaptation of Beetlejuice, a performance that established her as a distinctive young voice in musical theatre.
After departing the Beetlejuice production in early 2020, Caruso shifted focus toward a solo music career, releasing her debut single «Toys» and signaling a move into pop and rock-leaning material recorded independently of her stage work. Songs like «Dead Mom» and «Home», drawn from her Beetlejuice repertoire, showcase a theatrical, emotionally direct vocal style that carries over into her non-musical-theatre releases.
Caruso's work bridges Broadway performance and contemporary pop songwriting, giving her a sound shaped by dramatic phrasing and storytelling rather than conventional radio pop structure. Her trajectory from acclaimed young stage performer to recording artist reflects a broader movement of theatre talent building careers in popular music.