Crediti di rappresentazione
Prossimi spettacoli Da oggi in poi
Spettacoli passati 2012 : ieri
Fire Shut Up In My Bones, Blanchard
Lyric Opera of ChicagoCharles Blow
Visualizza cast e team creativoLohengrin, Wagner, Richard
Bayerische StaatsoperHeinrich der Vogler (Enrico L'Uccellatore)
Visualizza cast e team creativoDudamel Leads Das Rheingold - Celebrating Frank Gehry, Wagner, Richard
LA PhilWotan
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Ryan Speedo Green in Concert, Various
Austin OperaBass-baritone (Basso-baritono)
Visualizza cast e team creativoLohengrin, Wagner, Richard
Deutsche Oper BerlinHeinrich der Vogler (Enrico L'Uccellatore)
Visualizza cast e team creativoSpettacoli passati in primo piano
Fire Shut Up In My Bones, Blanchard
Lyric Opera of ChicagoCharles Blow
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Lohengrin, Wagner, Richard
Bayerische StaatsoperHeinrich der Vogler (Enrico L'Uccellatore)
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Dudamel Leads Das Rheingold - Celebrating Frank Gehry, Wagner, Richard
LA PhilWotan
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Ryan Speedo Green in Concert, Various
Austin OperaBass-baritone (Basso-baritono)
Visualizza cast e team creativoProssimi spettacoli
97Don Giovanni, Mozart
Santa Fe OperaDon Giovanni
Visualizza cast e team creativoLegendary Figures, Bruckner
Orchestre Métropolitain de Montréalbass
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Biografia
A native of Suffolk, Virginia, bass-baritone Ryan Speedo Green has quickly garnered an international reputation as a “breakthrough star”, appearing at many of the world’s most important opera houses and music festivals. Roles for the Wiener Staasoper have included Sarastro Die Zauberflöte, Raimondo Lucia di Lammermoor, Banquo Macbeth, Titurel Parsifal, Der Einarmige Die Frau ohne Schatten and Lodovico Otello, amongst others. Mr Green began his 2020/21 season with a house debut at the Theater an der Wien as Jake in Porgy & Bess. Upcoming highlights will include a return to the Metropolitan Opera as Jake and as Colline La boheme. In 2016, Little, Brown & Company published ‘Sing for Your Life’, by New York Times journalist Daniel Bergner, telling the story of Mr Green’s personal and artist
