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Sarah Shine

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Irish soprano Sarah Shine starts her 2023 season with Irish National Opera and a nationwide tour of Massenets ‘Werther’ where she will debut the role of Sophie. In July 2023, she will make her debut at the Bregenzer Festspiele in Austria singing the same role, in a production of ‘Werther’ directed by Jana Vetten.
In the 21/22 season, she collaborated with composer Donnacha Dennehy and writer Enda Walsh to sing the role of Karen in ‘The First Child’, the final opera in a trilogy produced by Irish National Opera and Landmark productions with a nationwide tour and performances at the Galway International Arts Festival. In July 2021 and October 2021, she was soprano soloist in ‘Mozart Mass in C Minor’ with the Orchestre de Pau Pays de Béarn under the direction of conductor Faycal Karoui in Pau, France. At the Abbey Theatre in Dublin, she was heard in ‘Elsewhere’ a new opera by Michael Gallen with french ensemble Miroirs Etendus.
In 2020, she appeared at the Wexford Festival Opera as Nannetta in ‘Falstaff’ and performed in Irish National Opera’s ’20 Shots of Opera’ in the mini-opera ‘Glaoch’ composed by Linda Buckley with a text by Doireann Ní Ghríofa and directed by Hugh O Conor.
At the Salzburg Festspiele in 2019, she performed the role of ‘Angelika’ in “Der Gesang der Zauberinsel” a commissioned children’s opera by Marius Felix Lange, performed in Masterclass with Helmut Deutsch and sang a final concert with the Mozarteumorchester Salzburg.
During the 2017/2018-2018/2019 season, Sarah was an artist in residence at Opera National de Paris, where she participated in concerts of the Academy at the Amphitheatre Bastille and Palais Garnier and performed the role of Adele in ‘Die Fledermaus’ presented at the MC93 before a tour of several French cities. She made her debut in Paris as Leocadia in ‘Reigen’ by Phillippe Boesmans conducted by Jean Deroyer, and performed in concert with the Philharmonic Radio Orchestra, Bucharest for the Beirut Chants Festival 2017. After a performance at Palais Garnier in 2018, Sarah was awarded the Siemens Opera Award of €10,000.
Sarah graduated with a B.A in Music Performance and a Recital Artist Diploma from the Royal Irish Academy of Music where she studied with Dr. Veronica Dunne. Sarah has been a grateful recipient of bursaries from Siemens, The Arts Council of Ireland and the Limerick City Arts Council.

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