Jason Wolff

Jason Wolff is a performer, creative, composer, storyteller, and a playwright. Having jumped into the world of music and acting in their early teenage years, Jason was quickly swept into the world of singing, acting, dancing, composing, and playing any instruments he can get his hands on. As early as thirteen, Jason was composing for small chamber orchestras, eventually composing for full sized orchestras, earning him a Specialization in Music Production from Berklee College in tenth grade. Jason went on to graduate from Etobicoke School of the Arts with a double major in Music Theatre and Dance, and attended Sheridan College for the bachelor of Music Theatre Performance program as part of the class of 2025. Jason Wolff is also the recipient of the Principals Scholarship from Leeds Conservatoire in Leeds, England, where they will be pursuing the Masters of Music Theatre Creative to continue working on their upcoming original musical titled “Flightless”. Jason’s goal is to share powerful, true-to-life stories largely focusing on the queer and disabled communities.

Jason Wolff has been commended for their powerful stage presence and soaring tenor voice. He studied classical voice and music theatre, where he then branched out to a variety of genres including pop, rock, and r&b. Jason is known for making bold creative choices, and taking every opportunity he can, both on stage and screen. Jason is known for being a friendly, gentle presence and for being passionate and goal oriented.

Jason was recently seen as Shakespeare in Something Rotten! At Sheridan College, Street Soloist in the Canadian Premiere of Leonard Bernstein’s MASS, and in Sheridan’s production of Natasha, Pierre, and the Great Comet of 1812 as featured ensemble and oboist. When not performing, Jason can be found writing, composing, playing video games, going on hikes, or making bracelets with string.

He hopes to inspire someone the way that the artists of the world have inspired them.