On the concert platform, Victoria has performed with the Sydney Symphony (Governess in Pique Dame), Melbourne Symphony (Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers, Percy Grainger Tribute concert), Queensland Symphony (Messiah, Opera Gala), Canberra Symphony (Beethoven’s Symphony No.9, CSOlé concert), Adelaide Symphony, Orchestra Victoria, Darwin Symphony, Sydney Philharmonia, and Melbourne Royal Philharmonic. She has performed with The Australian Ballet (Ravel's Shéhérazade) and sung for the French, Spanish and Chinese embassies. Victoria has been a regular visitor to China, where her performances have been broadcast on national television. She has also given recitals and performed in concerts in the UK, Germany, France, Italy, Japan, Indonesia, and New Zealand.
Victoria commenced her musical education with piano lessons at age 3 and cello lessons at age 4. Her first operatic role was at the age of 15 when she performed Dido in her school’s production of Dido and Aeneas. She studied piano, cello, singing and composition at the Queensland Conservatorium Music School before continuing her studies at the Royal Northern College of Music (UK). Her performance as Angelina in La Cenerentola for the RNCM led to an invitation to participate in the Accademia Rossiniana in Pesaro (Italy).
Awards include the 2014 German-Australian Opera Grant, Australian Music Foundation Award, People's Choice Prize in the Dame Joan Sutherland Singing Competition, W. Holmes and Saville Prize for Lieder, Hugh Brandon Memorial Scholarship, and Peter Moores Foundation scholarships.
Recent performances include concerts with the Adelaide and Queensland symphony orchestras, Bach cantata arias, and Heggie's Songs for Murdered Sisters.