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Michael Colman

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     Bass-baritone Michael Colman has performed across the country in roles ranging
from the comedy of Mozart’s Figaro in Le Nozze di Figaro to the drama of Britten's Collatinus in The Rape of Lucretia. Michael made his professional debut as an Apprentice Artist with the Lyric Opera of Kansas City and went on to sing Basilio in Rossini's Il barbiere di Siviglia as a Young Artist with Virginia Opera. He has also performed with Utah Festival Opera and Musical Theatre, Janiec Opera Company, Fayetteville Opera, Savannah Voice Festival, and as a Young Artist with Charlottesville Opera. Most recently, as a Resident Artist with Toledo Opera, he sang the role of Ceprano in their production of Rigoletto and the Wolf in their
outreach tour adaptation of The Three Little Pigs.

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  • Spring 2021 Season
    • UPCOMING EVENTS
    • Madame Butterfly
    • Opera At Home >
      • Operas Inspired by African and African American Culture
      • African American Music Appreciation Month
    • OPERA IN THE PARK
    • Tickets >
      • Health & Safety Updates
      • TICKET PURCHASE AGREEMENT
  • Our Artists
    • AUDITIONS
    • Interview with an Artist
    • Artist Spotlight
    • Alfred Savia
    • RESIDENT ARTIST PROGRAM >
      • Our Resident Artists
      • Booking Information
  • Education / E-Learning
    • The Three Little Hoosier Pigs
    • Around the World in 80 Songs
    • Literature Through an Operatic Lens
    • Community Engagement >
      • Holocaust Remembrance and Education
    • THE VOCAL ARTS INSTITUTE >
      • MEET THE FACULTY
  • SUPPORT
    • Donate Today >
      • The CARES Act
    • The Basile Opera Center Campaign
    • BE A SPONSOR >
      • CORPORATE, FOUNDATION, AND GOVERNMENT SUPPORT
    • HONOR, MEMORIAL, AND LEGACY GIFTS
  • ABOUT US
    • WHO WE ARE >
      • BOARD OF DIRECTORS
      • Staff Directory
    • WHAT WE DO >
      • PERFORMANCE HISTORY
    • HOW YOU CAN PARTICIPATE >
      • OPERA 101 >
        • ETIQUETTE
      • EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES
      • VOLUNTEER
    • ABOUT OUR FACILITIES >
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