​Savannah is a 12 year old Jamaican performer whose creativity, imagination, and expressive stage presence make her a joy to watch. Born with a natural love for performing, Savannah has been singing, storytelling, and acting out imaginary scenes for as long as she can remember. The stage has always felt like home to her, a place where her ideas, emotions, and energy come alive.

Savannah has trained and performed with VoiceBox Performing Arts and has appeared in multiple productions including Amalgamation Plié for the Arts, and numerous live performances before large audiences through her school and performing arts training programs, including televised appearances. She has also taken on musical theatre, most notably playing the lead role of Cruella de Vil in the Kingston Performing Arts production of 101 Dalmatians, where she delighted audiences with her confidence, character work, and commanding presence.

In addition to singing and acting, Savannah is an accomplished dancer and former competitive gymnast. Her years in gymnastics, where she earned awards for her performance, have shaped her flexibility, strength, and expressive movement on stage. She performs with her school dance group and has also modeled with Island Child Style, further expanding her performance experience.

Off stage, Savannah is a passionate creative who loves writing songs, composing music and beats, and developing scripts and stories. She is an avid reader who can often be heard late at night reciting the stories she has created in her head. With a deep love for language and literature, Spanish and French are among her favorite subjects.

Savannah is honoured to represent Jamaica at the World Championships of Performing Arts and looks forward to sharing her voice, creativity, and love for performance on the world stage