Saya Suzuki (鈴木 サアヤ, Suzuki Saaya, born July 16) is a Japanese actress and singer from Tochigi Prefecture. She is primarily known for her work in musical theatre, while also pursuing film and music projects. She is currently represented by Hanerabase.
Suzuki began her career on stage and has appeared in major musical productions including West Side Story, Ninja Batman The Show, Jesus Christ Superstar in Concert, LUPIN: The Secret of Countess Cagliostro, Mozart!, and 1789: Les Amants de la Bastille. Among her notable roles are Catwoman in Ninja Batman The Show and Lucile in 1789.
In addition to her stage work, she has expanded into film, appearing in Yurushi (赦し), directed by Anshul Chauhan, where she portrayed Yamamoto Sachiko.
Alongside acting, she is active as the vocalist of the music duo Streepz, formed with pianist Emj. Through the project, she has released several singles and the album Rolling, combining contemporary pop and theatrical influences. Her career also includes international stage performances in Germany, as well as experience in opera and ballet.
Note: She should not be confused with 鈴木沙彩 (Suzuki Saaya, 1995–2013), a different Japanese child and television actress who shared the same name pronunciation.
Saya Suzuki (鈴木 サアヤ, Suzuki Saaya, born July 16) is a Japanese actress and singer from Tochigi Prefecture. She is primarily known for her work in musical theatre, while also pursuing film and music projects. She is currently represented by Hanerabase.
Suzuki began her career on stage and has appeared in major musical productions including West Side Story, Ninja Batman The Show, Jesus Christ Superstar in Concert, LUPIN: The Secret of Countess Cagliostro, Mozart!, and 1789: Les Amants de la Bastille. Among her notable roles are Catwoman in Ninja Batman The Show and Lucile in 1789.
In addition to her stage work, she has expanded into film, appearing in Yurushi (赦し), directed by Anshul Chauhan, where she portrayed Yamamoto Sachiko.
Alongside acting, she is active as the vocalist of the music duo Streepz, formed with pianist Emj. Through the project, she has released several singles and the album Rolling, combining contemporary pop and theatrical influences. Her career also includes international stage performances in Germany, as well as experience in opera and ballet.
Note: She should not be confused with 鈴木沙彩 (Suzuki Saaya, 1995–2013), a different Japanese child and television actress who shared the same name pronunciation.
