Baritone James Johnson has been praised not only for his voice but also for his dramatic abilities, amply demonstrated in roles ranging from the major heldenbaritone roles of Wagner and Strauss to roles encompassing the Italian, French, Russian, Hungarian, Czech, and Polish repertoire. He is also at home as a concert singer, performing music ranging … Continued
Danish tenor Adam Frandsen is quickly gaining international attention for his lyric tenor voice that is “shining, effortless, and bursting with energy”. Engagements in 2015 and 2016 include Ferrando in Così fan tutte and Elvino in La Sonnambula at Opera Hedeland, Narraboth in Salome at Copenhagen Royal Opera with Stefan Herheim and Boder and the lead … Continued
International artist, Liane Keegan is Australia born. She received scholarships from the Opera Foundation Australia, Shell Royal Covent Garden Scholarship, and a Bayreuth Bursary from the Wagner Society of Great Britain. Liane’s extensive career has comprised leading roles in Australia and Europe. She has performed for VO Mary (The Flying Dutchman), for SOSA Erda, First … Continued
Italian baritone, Andrea Tabili now resides in Melbourne. During 2015 he is engaged by Teatro Lirico Sperimentale A Belli in Spoleto, for Marcello in La Bohème and Dandino in La Cenerentola, by Cantiere Internazionale D’Arte in Montepulciano, for the Cardinal in Taglietti's Idroscala Pasolini and by Teatro Mercantini in Ripantransone as Figaro in … Continued
Born in Montreal, Étienne Dupuis has established himself as one of the most distinguished baritones of his generation. In the 24/25 season, he sang Germont in La traviata, Posa in Don Carlo and the title role in Don Giovanni at the Wiener Staatsoper, his role debut as Macbeth at the Washington National Opera, Rigoletto at … Continued
Hailing from Parkes, NSW, Jessica studied her Masters of Music (Opera Performance) at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music, where she also completed a Bachelor of Music with Honours. Performance credits include: Meg in Little Women (Sydney Conservatorium Opera Studio), Mme Silberklang in Der Schauspieldirektor (Sydney Conservatorium Opera Studio), Musetta in La Boheme (Opera New England), Miss Wordsworth in Albert Herring … Continued
Bridget Hancock has been dancing from a young age, and was seen most recently in the top 100 of the 2014 season of So You Think You Can Dance. After years of training in Adelaide under Barbara Komazec, she has received her Borovansky Solo Seal in classical ballet with distinction, and has won numerous awards. … Continued
Reg Livermore is one of Australia’s most distinctive and influential performers, renowned for his flamboyant stage presence, sharp wit and groundbreaking one-man shows. Born in Sydney, Livermore showed theatrical ambition early. At just 13 years old, he was already hiring local halls to stage his own pantomimes, casting children from his neighbourhood in his productions. … Continued
Naomi Berger attended New York University School of the Arts (now NYU Tisch School of the Arts) as a lighting design student when she met Oliver Smith. Smith opened the world of scenic design to her. She became his student and later had the honor of assisting Smith on such masterworks as Hello, Dolly!, West Side … Continued
Holly Meegan began singing at the age of nine and performed extensively in her youth before graduating from the Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts in 2011. During her studies, Holly performed in The Marriage of Figaro, Beauty and the Beast, The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee and A Little Touch of Chaos. … Continued