Jaxon Jensen is a renowned singer and actor, born and raised in the picturesque province of British Columbia, Canada.
With a strong foundation in Opera Performance, Jaxon studied at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver, before taking his talents to the world-renowned stage of London, England. He became a resident artist at the esteemed Phoenix Arts Club in the West End, showcasing his versatility and range.
Jaxon's artistic journey didn't stop there, as he also made a significant impact in Mexico City, where he performed a diverse repertoire, from classical music to Banda, a traditional Mexican regional style. He was deeply involved in the local film industry, and his talents were soon recognized and sought after.
As a result, Jaxon was invited to train and perform as an artist in residence at the prestigious Staatsoper Berlin in Germany, under the guidance of esteemed voices such as Simone Easthope, Paull Anthony Keightley, and Thomas Johnson.
Throughout his career, Jaxon has been a dedicated member of the UBCP/ACTRA, working extensively in the Canadian film and television industry from a young age to the present day. He is also a coach, instructor, and adjudicator, sharing his expertise with aspiring artists.
Jaxon's impressive list of accolades includes the Country Gospel Music Association's Young Performer of the Year award, the Pauline Legg Scholarship for Musical Excellence, and numerous regional, provincial, and national prizes in classical voice and musical theatre.
As a true entertainer, Jaxon has the unique ability to make audiences laugh and cry, drawing them in with his charismatic charm and empathetic interpretation of text. Often referred to as a 'enaissance man', Jaxon continues to push the boundaries of his artistry, redefining what it means to be an artist.
