I am Luscinda L. Dickey—a performer, playwright, and composer. I love telling stories.

Luscinda L. Dickey is a performer, playwright, and composer from Winston-Salem, North Carolina. 

Luscinda’s favorite stage credits include Dora Bailey in Singin’ in the Rain, Jr., Alice in The Secret Garden, and The Wistful Witch of Winter/Bunny in The North Pole Centennial Holly Jolliday Christmas Yule-A-Palooza!. In 2020, she was honored to participate in the feature film Lock-In as the wild and wacky Leisel VanLoon. Luscinda loves improvisation, developing her craft, and meeting diverse and layered characters with curiosity.

In voice, Luscinda studies and performs repertoire for soprano spanning from opera to contemporary musical theatre. She performed a solo recital in the June of 2026. In piano, she is trained in the Lister-Sink Method of Injury Preventative Piano Technique. In dance, she studies at Juxtaposition Fine Arts and is currently creating The Moon-dancer—a series of short films which explore music, visual art, and written word through movement. Luscinda has had the delight to share The Moon-dancer, live and on film, at studio recitals and community gatherings across the community.

Luscinda is a member of the Winston-Salem Symphony Chorus and has worked under the batons of Maestro Michelle Merrill, Dr. Christopher Gilliam, Mark A. Norman, and Maestro Christopher Dragon. Recent credits with the Symphony Chorus include Verdi’s Requiem, Handel’s Messiah, James Syler’s Symphony No. 1 “Blue” and Dan Locklair’s tone poem Since Dawn (both under the composers’ supervision), Elaine Hagenberg’s Illuminare, and Dan Forrest’s Lux: The Dawn From On High in which Luscinda was the featured soprano soloist.

Luscinda’s main project is The Suitcase, an original musical, for which she wrote the book, lyrics, music, and orchestrations. The Suitcase is set to be fully produced in 2028 by Love Joe Productions.

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