Performance

She sings with the power and pain of Judy Garland, the sophistication of Barbra Streisand and the humour and warmth of Judy Holliday.
– Gary Smith, Sit Back And Enjoy As World Goes Round – The Hamilton Spectator (2011)

An accomplished vocalist, Lyla has belted out anthems at sports arenas, recorded in studio with local area musicians, performed numerous musical theatre roles, added her voice to several choirs, and has showcased her unique vocal talents as a soloist in countless venues throughout Southern Ontario. The Hamilton Spectator’s Theatre Critic, Gary Smith, named her one of the Top Theatre Performers of 2014 for her one woman cabaret show, Songs For A 40th Birthday. Lyla’s theatrical talents have been showcased in front of and behind the footlights with The Confidential Musical Theatre Project, Daycar Productions, Drury Lane Theatricals, HammerTheatre, The HamilTEN Festival, Hamilton Theatre Inc., Mixed Theatre, The Peninsula Players, Piccadilly Circus, The Players’ Guild of Hamilton, The Staircase, Stoney Creek Little Theatre, Theatre Ancaster, Theatre Aquarius, and Unveiled Productions.

“Lyla Miklos is divine as no-nonsense Marilla Cuthbert . . . Miklos’ powerful soprano is truly something to behold“.
– Amanda Cosby-Nesbitt, HTI’S Anne of Green Gables The Musical is a Whimsical Delight for All Ages.” – Steel City Reviews (2026)

LYLA ONLINE

Lyla’s You Tube Channel: http://www.youtube.com/user/lylamiklos

Lyla’s Soundcloud Page: https://soundcloud.com/lylamiklos

LYLA LIVE

What: Noon Hour Concert
When: Friday, August 14, 2026 at 12:00pm EST
Where: Hamilton Central Library – 55 York Blvd, Hamilton, ON
Details: This week, Lyla and Juanita take the stage in Central Library‘s Hamilton Room. Long-time musical collaborators Lyla Miklos (vocals) and Juanita Maldonado (piano) return to the Hamilton Public Library to celebrate 2SLGBTQIA+ Pride Season. This time, they will share several queer anthems throughout the decades that celebrate our Rainbow Community and share stories from our collective queer history. All are welcome. Free admission.
Website: https://events.hpl.ca/event/16668760