Brooke Wilkes

Brooke Wilkes is a powerhouse performer whose career launched at just 11 years old—opening for The Pointer Sisters and Doc Severinsen after winning Miss Teen Talent Alaska. By 15, she was Dorothy in The Wiz and later a Star Search alum. Her soaring vocals and magnetic stage presence have taken her from stage to screen, playing lead roles in shows ranging from Evita to Into the Woods.

Brooke’s original albums The Vanilla Life and A Fruitcake Year earned two LA Music Awards, and her music video The Mermaid Diaries won Best Short at the Puerto Rico Int'l Film Festival. She’s sung the national anthem for the LA Lakers and the Mighty Ducks, opened for Vanessa Williams and Kristine W., and even won the grand prize on the TV show Don’t Forget the Lyrics.

In the studio, Brooke’s versatile voice has graced everything from RuPaul’s Drag Race and Gilmore Girls to a Disney Winnie the Pooh sing-a-long video (yes, as a helium-huffing bumblebee). She’s recorded vocals for composers like NOFX punk rockstar Fat Mike (Home Street Home), horror film music composer Joseph Bishara (Devil’s Playground & the Conjuring), Green Day’s Jason Freese (Ford Motor Co.) and Nightwind’s Herman Beeftink (Showtime).

After two decades creating, managing and band leading a wide variety of music groups for Disneyland—Brooke has made Las Vegas her home. When not performing in top spots at The Venetian, the Tuscany, The Composers Room, the Westgate, Caesars Palace and The Cosmopolitan, Brooke studies Buddhism and also enjoys teaching yoga classes all over Sin City.

Brooke previously brought her own life story to the stage in an original musical memoir production called From Vanilla to Kink. Soon, the tale will expand in her upcoming autobio entitled Sing. Spank. Scrub.