Biography
Lauded for her “agile technique,” her “noble tone,” and her “gleaming high notes” (Opera News & Washington Classical Review), American soprano Chanáe Curtis is swiftly garnering renown as one of the most promising rising lyric voices of her generation. Following her debut with the Metropolitan Opera, singing Annie, in their critically-acclaimed 2019/2020 production of Porgy and Bess, Ms. Curtis made an impression on audiences and critics alike with her return to Wolf Trap Opera as Léontine, starring in their revival of Joseph Bologne’s classical-period comedy, L’amant anomyne.In the 2021/2022 season, Ms. Curtis made her role debut as Nedda, in Pagliacci, with Opera Memphis, was selected by Bartlett Sher for the premiere of Ricky Ian Gordon’s Intimate Apparel at Lincoln Center Theater, and
Performance credits
Past performances 2019 — Yesterday
La Traviata (La traviata), Verdi
Washington National OperaVioletta Valéry (Violetta Valery)
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La Traviata (La traviata), Verdi
Washington National OperaVioletta Valéry (Violetta Valery)
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Biography
Lauded for her “agile technique,” her “noble tone,” and her “gleaming high notes” (Opera News & Washington Classical Review), American soprano Chanáe Curtis is swiftly garnering renown as one of the most promising rising lyric voices of her generation. Following her debut with the Metropolitan Opera, singing Annie, in their critically-acclaimed 2019/2020 production of Porgy and Bess, Ms. Curtis made an impression on audiences and critics alike with her return to Wolf Trap Opera as Léontine, starring in their revival of Joseph Bologne’s classical-period comedy, L’amant anomyne.In the 2021/2022 season, Ms. Curtis made her role debut as Nedda, in Pagliacci, with Opera Memphis, was selected by Bartlett Sher for the premiere of Ricky Ian Gordon’s Intimate Apparel at Lincoln Center Theater, and
