Lucas
Levy

Tenor
Lucas Levy
(He/Him) Described by Opera News as having “dominated the scene vocally,” American tenor Lucas Levy's 2021-2022 season begins with debuts at Berkshire Festival Opera in Falstaff, Opera Company of Middlebury in The Maid of Orleans, and Opera Project Columbus in a concert of Verdi scenes. Later in the season, he joins Maryland Lyric Opera for Turandot and returns to Opera Company of Middlebury for Orphée aux enfers. Future seasons include a return to Opera Project Columbus.
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Turandot
Pong
Maryland Lyric Opera
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Lucas Levy

Described by Opera News as having “dominated the scene vocally,” American tenor Lucas Levy brings “operatic power” (Tampa Bay Times) to his portrayals, is “a joy to watch” (Broadway World), and was praised by The Wall Street Journal for being “remarkably loud." His 2021-2022 season began with debuts at Berkshire Festival Opera in Falstaff, Opera Company of Middlebury in The Maid of Orleans, and Opera Project Columbus in a concert of Verdi scenes. Later in the season, he joined Maryland Lyric Opera for Turandot and returned to Opera Company of Middlebury for Orphée aux enfers. The upcoming 2022-2023 season will see Mr. Levy join the Lakeland Symphony Orchestra for Cavalleria rusticana, and return to Opera Project Columbus for Un ballo in maschera.  His 2019-2020 season featured an immersive production of Rigoletto at infamous New York City nightclub The Box, and was to include a debut with Maryland Lyric Opera in Gianni Schicchi. The 2018-2019 season saw Mr. Levy return to St. Petersburg Opera as Rinuccio in Gianni Schicchi, and to Opera Maine for their 25th anniversary season as Monostatos in Die Zauberflöte, where Opera News noted his “vocally forward and strong” performance. He was also seen in performances of Haydn’s Creation, Schubert’s Mass in G major, and Mozart’s Requiem.  Recent performance highlights include Falstaff with Opera Omaha, La traviata, and Les contes d’Hoffmann with St. Petersburg Opera, and Otello with LoftOpera. An alumnus of the young artist programs of Sarasota Opera, Opera Maine and Opera Theatre of Saint Louis, he received his Bachelor of Music degree from Oberlin Conservatory, and his Master of Music degree from Westminster Choir College. Mr. Levy hails from Lexington, Massachusetts, and currently resides in New York City.

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