Biography
With her "memorably timbred dark mezzo," Chelsea Laggan is quickly gaining attention in a variety of roles. A recent alumna of the Academy of Vocal Arts, she is an Encouragement Award Winner of the 2022 Camille Coloratura Awards, Third Place Winner in the New England Region of the 2022 Laffont Competition, and winner of the 2021 WRTI Giargiari Bel Canto Competition Audience Choice Award. This past Spring 2022, after a successful run as Olga in Eugene Onegin at AVA, Ms. Laggan originated the role of Nelly/Heather in the concert version- world premiere of Kevin Puts’ The Hours with the Philadelphia Orchestra. Chelsea has performed a number of roles with regional companies, including Third Lady in The Magic Flute, Flora in La traviata, Alisa in Lucia di Lammermoor and Prince Orlofsky in Die
Performance credits
Upcoming performances Today Onwards
Past performances 2018 — Yesterday
Bach & Faure, FauréBach, J. S.
Alto
View program, cast and crewGianni Schicchi, Puccini
Suor Angelica (Sister Angelica), Puccini
International Summer Opera Festival of MoreliaZita + 1 roles
View program, cast and crewFeatured past performances
Gianni Schicchi, Puccini
Suor Angelica (Sister Angelica), Puccini
International Summer Opera Festival of MoreliaZita + 1 roles
View program, cast and crewUpcoming performances
1Biography
With her "memorably timbred dark mezzo," Chelsea Laggan is quickly gaining attention in a variety of roles. A recent alumna of the Academy of Vocal Arts, she is an Encouragement Award Winner of the 2022 Camille Coloratura Awards, Third Place Winner in the New England Region of the 2022 Laffont Competition, and winner of the 2021 WRTI Giargiari Bel Canto Competition Audience Choice Award. This past Spring 2022, after a successful run as Olga in Eugene Onegin at AVA, Ms. Laggan originated the role of Nelly/Heather in the concert version- world premiere of Kevin Puts’ The Hours with the Philadelphia Orchestra. Chelsea has performed a number of roles with regional companies, including Third Lady in The Magic Flute, Flora in La traviata, Alisa in Lucia di Lammermoor and Prince Orlofsky in Die
