OPERA DIVAS

A SPECIAL ROGUE OPERA GALA

CELEBRATING WITH SUZANNE AND ANDY

Rogue Opera’s soprano, mezzo-soprano and virtuoso pianist celebrate the drama, strength and heartbreak of opera’s most famous women to present a fantastic night of seduction, flirtation and humour. Opera up close and personal!

MEET THE DIVAS!

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Anna
Gregg

Soprano

Recent Winner of the Deborah Voight Opera Prize at the BBC Radio 3 Glenarm Festival of Voice, Anna Gregg is the Northern Ireland Opera Young Opera Voice of 2023. Anna graduated in 2022 with distinction, from the Guildhall School of Music and Drama, where she studied BMus(Hons), MMus and MPerf under the tutelage of Sarah Pring. Last season, Anna was thrilled to play the role of Gabriel in a staged production of Hadyn’s Creation with the Scherzo Ensemble (Longhope Opera), cover the principal role of Elena in the world premiere of Elena and Gerardo - Bottini, with Random Opera, and play the role of Lucia in Britten’s Rape of Lucretia with British Youth Opera.

Anna has also been fortunate to work with Wexford Festival Opera, Longborough Festival Opera, West Green Opera, Opera Collective Ireland, Sestina Music, Northern Ireland Opera and numerous choral societies in the UK and Ireland. Anna was recently awarded the Dufferin Prize at the Camerata Ireland Academy 2024 and toured with the ‘Merry Opera Company', performing a role in a staged Messiah. She played Papagena in the Magic Flute 2 (Paris) in March and looks forward to playing Cynthia in The Dowager’s Oyster (London) next month.

Bronwen Stephens-Harding, Mezzo-Soprano

Bronwen
Harding

Mezzo-Soprano and Director

At the age of eight, Bronwen declared her wish to be an opera singer. After a varied career, combining corporate marketing with busking, choral singing, opera performance and singing studies, she is now pursuing her dream full-time. After achieving a Diploma in Opera & Performance from Associated Studios in London and working in the UK and Europe, Bronwen founded Rogue Opera in 2018 with a vision of bringing opera to new audiences and unconventional spaces. As well as singing the title role in Rogue Opera’s inaugural season of Bizet’s Carmen, Bronwen directed the production and saw it performed in a variety of venues.

Working with a dedicated troupe of musicians and seeing her concepts come to life on the stage have been a high point in her musical career, which continued with the company’s second season, presenting a vibrant, contemporary reimagining of Mozart’s Don Giovanni in 2019, which Bronwen directed. In the second revival tour she also performed the role of Donna Elvira. The challenges presented by Covid-19 in 2020 have taken Bronwen and Rogue Opera into new ventures, broadcasting over 45 livestream performances and building an archive over 100 video performances of arias and ensembles, providing creative work for Rogue Opera artists and introducing new audiences to opera.

Delighted to be back to in-person events in 2021, Bronwen created, wrote the English libretto and directed a new production 'A Modern Opera Love Story' for Fuller’s Opera in the Garden. The association with Fuller's has continued with two further very successful summer tours, presenting an exciting and engaging gala program in a wide variety of pub gardens.

For the 2024 summer tour of Carmen Re-imagined, Bronwen wrote the English dialogue, directed  and sang the title role of Carmen.

2025 saw the debut of Bronwen’s second Re-imagined work, in which she has set Mozart’s Così fan tutte in modern New York, where a desire for celebrity, status and money provides the background for the opera’s convoluted story of love, deceit and betrayal. In this production, Bronwen sang the role of Dorabella.

2026 is shaping up to be another busy year for Rogue Opera, with a number of gala performances, a revival of Carmen Re-imagined and the founding of the outreach arm of the company, Rogue Opera Outreach.

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Blanca Graciá
Rodríguez

Pianist and MD

Spanish pianist Blanca Graciá Rodríguez has always been passionate about vocal repertoire, graduating with honours in Collaborative Piano at the Royal Conservatoire of Antwerpen under the tutelage of Jeanne-Minette Cilliers. She was part of the 2023/24 Young Artist Programme at the National Opera Studio in London.

 She is currently a Trainee Répétiteur for the English National Opera for the 2024/25 season and also part of the Young Artists scheme at Song Easel in London, further deepening her commitment to art song.

She has worked on numerous opera productions, including Ernani and Le Nozze di Figaro with Opera Ballet Vlaanderen, under the batons of Julia Jones and Marie Jacquot, respectively, as well as English National Opera’s Suor Angelica. She has collaborated with artists and conductors such as Julia Mintzer, Keith Warner, Karen Kamensek, Christopher Moulds, and Rory Macdonald.

Her passion for chamber music and art song has led her to perform at festivals including the Oxford Lieder Festival's Young Artist Programme and the Hidalgo Street Art Festival. She was a finalist in the II Certamen Internacional de Lied y Canción (Spain, 2018) and the Galantes Talanti Competition (Latvia, 2022), and received 3rd prize at the International Music Competition in France in 2022.

We'll introduce each piece (sung in the original language), but if you'd like to know more, please click on the cards below for translations and information about the music.

First Half

SECOND Half

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