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 Bryce
Smith
Bass
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- Bryce Smith, a bass hailing from Lumberton, Mississippi,
has been a resident artist with Opera Colorado, Central City
Opera, Dicapo Opera Theatre, Natchez Festival of Music and Tulane
Summer Lyric Theatre in New Orleans. In 2004, he made his professional
concert debut with Händel's Messiah at Carnegie Hall.
He has received many awards from companies such as the Mobile
Opera Guild, Denver Lyric Opera Guild and Metropolitan Opera
National Council Auditions. Most recently, he has become a D.C
. favorite, first performing in April with the Capitol Symphony
Orchestra for the Horatio Alger Association's 60th Anniversary
Inaugural Dinner at Andrew Mellon Auditorium and then in June
singing the national anthem for the Susan G. Komen Foundation's
18th Annual National Race for the Cure, the largest race/walk
fundraising event in the world with over 46,000 registered participants
raising over $4 million dollars. He will be seen later this season
in Donizetti's Anna Bolena, Verdi's Oberto and
Bellini's I Puritani with SM Opera Company and in Gounod's
Romeo et Juliette and Puccini's La fanciulla del West
with Dicapo Opera Theatre. This production of Carmen marks
his HOT debut. For more details and upcoming performance dates,
visit www.bryce-smith.com.
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