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Fyrri sýningar 2015 — Í gær
Cotton: Denyce Graves, mezzo-soprano and Justin Austin, baritone, Geter
92NY Center for Culture & ArtsVoice
Skoða leikara og mannskapArtist in Recital: Justin Austin, OkpebholoRavelBienertEisler, H.WeillGordonOwens, R.
Des Moines Metro OperaVoice + 2 hlutverk
Skoða dagskrá, leikarahóp og mannskapDon't Be Angry!, WeillBienertEisler, H.GordonOwens, R.
Carnegie HallVoice + 1 hlutverk
Skoða dagskrá, leikarahóp og mannskapChampion, Blanchard
Lyric Opera of ChicagoYoung Emile Griffith (Kid Emile Griffith)
Skoða leikara og mannskapSýndar fyrri sýningar
Cotton: Denyce Graves, mezzo-soprano and Justin Austin, baritone, Geter
92NY Center for Culture & ArtsVoice
Skoða leikara og mannskap
Artist in Recital: Justin Austin, OkpebholoRavelBienertEisler, H.WeillGordonOwens, R.
Des Moines Metro OperaVoice + 2 hlutverk
Skoða dagskrá, leikarahóp og mannskap
Champion, Blanchard
Lyric Opera of ChicagoYoung Emile Griffith (Kid Emile Griffith)
Skoða leikara og mannskapNæstu sýningar
19Il barbiere di Siviglia (The Barber of Seville), Rossini
Opera Theatre of Saint LouisFigaro
Skoða leikara og mannskapAmerican Apollo, Geter
Des Moines Metro OperaThomas McKeller
Skoða leikara og mannskapRoméo et Juliette (Romeo and Juliet), Gounod
LA OperaMercutio
Skoða leikara og mannskaplau19:30
Los Angeles, United Statessun14:00
Los Angeles, United Statesfim19:30
Los Angeles, United Statessun14:00
Los Angeles, United States
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Praised in Opera News as “a gentle actor and elegant musician” and The Wall Street Journal for his "mellifluous baritone," Drama Desk Award nominated baritone, Justin Austin has been performing professionally since age 4. Born in Stuttgart, Germany to professional opera singer parents, Austin began his singing career as a boy soprano performing at venues such as Teatro Real, Bregenzer Festspiele, Lincoln Center, and the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts . While working with directors such as Götz Friedrich and Tazewell Thompson, Austin was able to realize his love for music and performance early on. For the 2021/22 season Austin made his Metropolitan Opera debut as Marcellus in the company premiere of "Hamlet" by Brett Dean. Austin also made his debut at the Lyric O
