Olivier Bergeron with the Brighton Festival
Baritone Olivier Bergeron joins the Brighton Festival for Bach’s St John Passion.
Directed by James Morgan, the performance features the Britten Sinfonia, and soloists from Les arts florissant’s Jardin des Voix.
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May 4 - Brighton Dome Concert Hall
Sydney Baedke with Orchestre Philharmonique et chœurs des Mélomanes
Soprano Sydney Baedke joins Orchestre Philharmonique et chœurs des Mélomanes for Puccini’s Turandot in concert.
The program is led by conductor Francis Choinière.
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May 9 to 10 - Maison symphonique, Montreal
Evan Korbut with Against the Grain Theatre
Baritone Evan Korbut joins Against the Grain Theatre for Stories Don’t Die: The Artists of Indians on Vacation.
The program features excerpts from Ian Cusson’s Indians on Vacation.
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May 9 - Terminal Theatre
Jonelle Sills at the Prince George Playhouse
Soprano Jonelle Sills joins pianist Tina Chang in recital at the Prince George Playhouse.
The program features pieces by Schubert, Debussy, Maria Thompson Corley, and William Walton to explore the inner landscapes of the heart, and ultimately its capacity for renewal.
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May 9 – Prince George Playhouse
Michael Colvin and Alain Coulombe with Canadian Opera Company
Tenors Michael Colvin and bass Alain Coulombe join Canadian Opera Company for Massenet’s Werther.
The production is directed by Alain Gauthier with music led by conductor Johannes Debus.
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May 7 to 23 - Four Seasons Centre for the Performing Arts
Anna Theodosakis and Stephen Hegedus with Opéra de Montréal
Bass-baritone Stephen Hegedus joins Opéra de Montréal for Bizet’s Carmen.
The production is directed by Dean Artists’ very own Anna Theodosakis, and led by conductor Jean-Marie Zeitouni.
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May 2 to 12 - Salle Wilfrid-Pelletier, Place des Arts
Jean-Sébastien Vallée with the Boston Symphony Orchestra
Conductor Jean-Sébastien Vallée joins the Boston Symphony Orchestra for Beethoven’s Symphony No. 9.
The program features the Tanglewood Festival Chorus led by Jean-Sébastien Vallée.
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April 30 to May 3 - Symphony Hall, Boston
Jacqueline Woodley and Isaiah Bell with Ottawa Choral Society
Soprano Jacqueline Woodley and tenor Isaiah Bell join the Ottawa Choral Society for Haydn's The Creation.
The program is led by Gabrielle Gaudreault, and features the Ottawa Symphony Orchestra.
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May 2 to 3 – Carleton Dominion-Chalmers Centre
Dean Artists Management Welcomes Soprano Sharleen Joynt to the Roster for General Management
Dean Artists Management is delighted to welcome soprano Sharleen Joynt to our roster.
Canadian-Chinese coloratura soprano Sharleen Joynt has been praised for her "silvery, sparkling, substantial and resonant soprano" (Die Deutsche Bühne), her "scintillating high range, reminiscent of the most beautiful moments of Mady Mesplé" (Opernwelt), and "an artistic command that leaves the listener breathless" (Deutschland Radio). Recent career highlights include her “unforgettable” (SGN) and “electrifying” (The Seattle Times) Queen of the Night in Barrie Kosky’s production of Mozart’s The Magic Flute with Seattle Opera, and her Irish debut with Wexford Festival Opera as the Prima Donna in Donizetti’s Le convenienze ed inconvenienze teatrali, with critics praising her “superb technique with great comic timing” (The Guardian) and “brilliant, sparkling coloratura.” (OperaWire) She also recently had her “stunning” (ResMusica) French debut as Cunégonde in Candide with Opéra National de Lyon, critics hailing her a “formidable discovery” (Bachtrack) and “a revelation.” (Forum Opera)
Sharleen’s recent operatic repertoire includes Gilda in Verdi’s Rigoletto (Opera Colorado, Florida Grand Opera, Edmonton Opera), Morgana in Handel’s Alcina (Seattle Opera), the Controller in Dove’s Flight (Pacific Opera Victoria, Seattle Opera), and Musetta in Puccini’s La bohème (Vancouver Opera, Pacific Opera Victoria). Her signature role of Cunégonde in Candide has been praised as “unparalleled” (Art Intercepts) and “show-stopping” (The Berkshire Edge), and has brought her to the stages of the Tanglewood Music Festival, Ravinia Music Festival, Anchorage Opera, and Orlando Philharmonic.
In concert, highlights include Glière’s Concerto for Coloratura, Op. 82 (Guelph Symphony), Handel’s Messiah (Charleston Symphony), Howard Goodall’s Eternal Light requiem (Bach Society of St. Louis), and Mahler’s Symphony No. 4 (Thunder Bay Symphony), as well as New Year’s Galas with the Hong Kong Philharmonic. Sharleen’s 2025/26 season included concerts with Classical Tahoe, and Handel’s Messiah with Grand Philharmonic Orchestra.
Sharleen is represented by Managing Director Morgan Reid for worldwide general management.
Jonelle Sills, Lara Ciekiewicz, Justin Welsh, Alex Halliday, and Thomas Goerz with Vancouver Opera
Sopranos Jonelle Sills and Lara Ciekiewicz, baritone Justin Welsh, and bass-baritones Thomas Goerz and Alex Halliday join Vancouver Opera for Puccini's La bohème.
The production is directed by Brenna Corner, and is led by conductor Jonathan Darlington.
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April 25 to May 3 - Queen Elizabeth Theatre (Vancouver)
Lauren Margison with Billings Symphony
Soprano Lauren Margison joins the Billings Symphony for Verdi's Requiem.
The program is led by Anne Harrigan, and features the Billings Symphony Chorale.
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April 25 - Alberta Bair Theater
Andriana Chuchman with Pacific Opera Victoria
Soprano Andriana Chuchman joins Pacific Opera Victoria for Gluck’s Orpheus & Eurydice.
The production is directed by Amanda Testini, and is led by conductor Nicole Paiement.
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April 22 to 28 - Royal Theatre
Miriam Khalil and Peter McGillivray with Manitoba Opera
Soprano Miriam Khalil, and baritone Peter McGillivray join Manitoba Opera for Mozart’s The Marriage of Figaro.
The production is directed by Robert Herriot, and is led by conductor Gordon Gerrard.
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April 18 to 24 - Centennial Concert Hall
Andrea Núñez with Toronto Operetta Theatre
Soprano Andrea Núñez joins Toronto Operetta Theatre for Strauss’ A Night in Venice.
The production is directed by Guillermo Silva-Marin, and is led by conductor Kate Carver.
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April 17 to 19 - Jane Mallett Theatre
Nathan Keoughan and Isaiah Bell with Thunder Bay Symphony Orchestra
Soprano Jacqueline Woodley, tenor Isaiah Bell and baritone Nathan Keoughan join the Thunder Bay Symphony Orchestra for Orff’s Carmina Burana.
The program is led by Geneviève Leclair, and features Thunder Bay Symphony Chorus.
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April 17 - Thunder Bay Community Auditorium
Geneviève Leclair
Meghan Lindsay and David Fallis with Opera Atelier
Soprano Meghan Lindsay joins Opera Atelier for Debussy’s Pelleas et Melisande.
The production is directed by Marshall Pynkoski, with music led by Dean Artists’ very own David Fallis at the podium.
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April 15 to 19 - Koerner Hall
Andriana Chuchman, Emma Parkinson, and Owen McCausland with Victoria Symphony
Soprano Andriana Chuchman, mezzo soprano Emma Parkinson, and tenor Owen McCausland join Victoria Symphony for Mozart’s Requiem in D minor.
The program is led by Daniel Hyde, and features the Choir of King’s College, Cambridge.
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April 12 - Royal Theatre
The Choir of King’s College, Cambridge
Jennifer Nichols Against the Grain Theatre
Dean Artists’ Jennifer Nichols directs Against the Grain Theatre’s production of Canuck Cantatas, a triptych of new Canadian works.
The production is led by music director Spencer Kryzanowski, in collaboration with composers Sarah Slean and Danika Lorèn, and librettists Emma Pennell, AtG Artistic Director Royce Vavrek, and Vern Thiessen.
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April 10 to 12 - Redwood Theatre (Toronto)
Owen McCausland with the Grand Philharmonic Choir
Tenor Owen McCausland joins the Grand Philharmonic Choir for Bach’s Mass in B minor.
The program is led by Mark Vuorinen and features the Kitchener-Waterloo Symphony.
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April 3 – Centre In The Square
Olivier Bergeron with Les Idées heureuses
Baritone Olivier Bergeron joins Les Idées heureuses at Salle Bourgie for Concert de la Passion Graupner.
The program is led by Geneviève Soly and features three cantatas by Graupner written for Good Friday and Passiontide.
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April 3 – Salle Bourgie
