Timo Rößner

Born in Berlin, tenor Timo Rößner, praised by opera glasses for his "excellent diction and warm, lyrical timbre", studied song, oratorio and opera singing at the University of Music and Drama in the class of Prof. Jörn Dopfer. He completes his training with various master classes with Margreet Honig, Eric Schneider, Mark Tucker, Rufus Müller, Thomas Thomaschke, Edda Moser, James Hooper, Doreen DeFeis and Ingeborg Danz. In addition to numerous productions with the Theaterakademie Hamburg (including roles such as Pygmalion in F. von Suppé's "The Beautiful Galathee", Don Basilio in WA Mozart's "Le nozze di Figaro" and Camille de Rosillon in F. Lehár's Operetta "The Merry Widow") first guest engagements took him to the Kiel Opera (2011: Barigoule in P. Viardot's "Cendrillon", 2013/14: Mercure