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Highlights of the 2019/20 season include role and house debuts, Jerusha in the UK tour of Jess Cottis’s production of The Intelligence Park in the Linbury Theatre (Royal Opera House) and Max Where The Wild Things Are for Shadwell Opera at Alexandra Palace, London and the Russian premier at the Mariinsky Theatre under the baton of Finnegan Downie Dear. On the concert platform she performed at the International Enescu Festival and Aria 'Ah! perfido' with BBC National Orchestra of Wales conducted by Jonathan Bloxham. She was also invited to return to The Grange Festival.
Recent highlights include her highly acclaimed company and role debut as Nanetta in Verdi Falstaff with Grange Festival, Valencienne The Merry Widow, Susanna The Marriage of Figaro, Adele Die Fledermaus, Nerine Medea, Atalanta Xerxes and Governess The Turn of the Screw for English National Opera, her house debut at Grand Théâtre de Genève as Angellka in the European premiere of Figaro gets a Divorce, Zerlina Don Giovanni for Santa Fe and Adele Die Fledermaus for Welsh National Opera. Recent concert performances included a recital for the International Opera Awards, as well as a performance at the Royal Festival Hall with Kings College Cambridge Choir and the Philharmonia Orchestra.
A graduate of the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama, Royal College of Music and National Opera Studio, her previous appearances at English National Opera also include Musetta La Boheme, Frasquita Carmen, Young Woman Between Worlds, First Niece Peter Grimes, Papagena The Magic Flute and Yvette The Passenger. Elsewhere she has sung Papagena Die Zauberflöte at the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden, Pamina The Magic Flute for Nevill Holt and Eurydice in Telemann's Orpheus with Classical Opera at the London Handel Festival.
On demand on the concert platform, she has performed Mozart Requiem and Handel Messiah with the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra and Simon Halsey, CBSO's Stravinsky retrospective 'Igor Fest', Brahms Requiem at Milton Court, Barbican, Handel Messiah in Cambridge; Carmina Burana at the Brangwyn Hall; a concert of Mozart Masterpieces at the Royal Festival Hall; and a performance of Mendelssohn’s Incidental music to A Midsummer Night’s Dream with Edward Gardner and CBSO recorded by Chandos.
2020/21 season / 350 words. Not to be altered without permission.