SARAHANN DUFFY
MEZZO-SOPRANO
SarahAnn made her house and role debut as Endimione in Cavalli's La Calisto at The Glimmerglass Festival.
"Mezzo-Soprano SarahAnn Duffy, stepping in for an indisposed colleague, was poignant as the lovelorn Endymion; her tenderly passionate duets with Ms. Raven were high points in the show." ​
- WALL STREET JOURNAL
"Mezzo-Soprano SarahAnn Duffy, stepping in for an indisposed colleague, was poignant as the lovelorn Endymion; her tenderly passionate duets with Ms. Ravel were high points in the show." ​- WALL STREET JOURNAL"SarahAnn Duffy had the larger challenge, jumping in with both feet to contribute a major accomplishment in the key role of Endymion. Ms. Duffy's mezzo was liquid gold and her well-shaped sound was even, effortless, firm, and shining from top to bottom. Her extended, deeply felt scenes, especially the meltingly delivered duet with Ms. Raven, were real high points in a uniformly first rate performance."
​- OPERA TODAY
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ABOUT
Praised for her "liquid gold" mezzo (Opera Today) American Mezzo-Soprano, SarahAnn Duffy, is quickly establishing herself as an exciting communicator of repertoire spanning the baroque to the present day, and is garnering attention on stages across the country.
Upcoming performances of the 2025 season include debuting the role of Stephano in Roméo et Juliette with Belcantanti Opera. Recent performances include the debuts of of Mercédès in Carmen and Laura in Luisa Miller, both with Sarasota Opera, and debuting the role of Endimione in Cavalli's La Calisto with The Glimmerglass Festival for a jump in performance.
Events of the 2023 season include Ms. Duffy’s role and company debut as Rosina in Il Barbiere di Siviglia at Opera NEO, her return to Sarasota Opera as Kate Pinkerton in Madama Butterfly. She was additionally awarded the Helen Jepson Dellera Fellowship Award for an outstanding Studio Artist during their 2023 season. Other recent events included joining Chautauqua Opera as a Studio Artist where she workshopped LOVE, LOSS AND THE CENTURY UPON US commissioned by Chautauqua Opera with music by Rene Orth and libretto by Jerre Dye.
