Biography/CV
Nicholas's
Opera performances for 2005 included his debut for the Royal Opera House;
he covered Narciso/Il Turco in Italia and played Journalist/Glazier in Philip
Glass's Orphée (Linbury). Elsewhere, work included
Ferrando/Così Fan
Tutte
for Komische Oper Berlin, Don Ottavio/Don Giovanni
for Theater Lübeck;
cover, Gianetto/La Gazza Ladra for Opera North; Tamino,
Die Zauberflöte for Diva Opera and
Belmonte/Die Entführung
aus dem Serail for Opera
Project.
2006 work so far has included Grimoaldo/Rodelinda in Halle,
with further performances in the Handel Festspiele in June 2006; other
forthcoming work includes further performances of Don Giovanni
in Lübeck, of
Così Fan
Tutte for Komische Oper Berlin, and
Rodriguez/Don Quichotte in the Concertgebouw, Amsterdam.
2004 Opera work
included a
critically acclaimed Count Almaviva/The Barber of Seville for
Opera North, Ramiro/La Cenerentola and Belmonte/Die
Entführung aus dem Serail for Diva Opera (including a performance
in the newly-restored Teatro La Fenice,
Venice); Paolino/Il Matrimonio Segreto
for Les Azuriales Festival, Narciso in Rossini's Il turco in
Italia for Buxton Festival and cover,
Jupiter/Semele for English National
Opera.
Other recent opera work has included Count Almaviva/The Barber of
Seville and
Ferrando/Così Fan
Tutte for The Opera Project, cover, Paolino/Il Matrimonio
Segreto for Opera North's, Bastien in Mozart's Bastien and
Bastienne and Fernando in Haydn's L'isola
disabitata for English Pocket Opera, Paolino/Il Matrimonio
Segreto for the Les Azuriales
Festival,
Nemorino/L'elisir D'amore for Midland Music Makers Opera,
and several of the lead tenor roles for The Carl Rosa Opera Company.
Oratorio work includes most of the lead tenor roles
performing at major venues throughout the UK, most recently Handel's
Messiah at The Royal Hall, Harrogate; Mendelssohn's
Elijah at Ripon Cathedral, Haydn's Creation in Birmingham's
Symphony Hall, Beethoven's Choral Symphony at Southampton's
Guildhall, Elijah at Harrow School, and Bach's St.
Matthew Passion, Dorchester Abbey amongst
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