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Pittsburgh Opera proudly presents our 2021-22 Resident Artists.
These stellar artists were hand-selected after a grueling and competitive application and audition process.
During the course of the 2021-22 season, these talented individuals will perform:
- The principal and supporting roles in the fully-staged Pittsburgh Opera productions
 - Supporting roles, covering, and sometimes principal roles in Pittsburgh Opera's mainstage productions
 - In programs for public schools, community centers, libraries and corporate events
 - In regular Brown Bag concerts and special events
 - At parties hosted by Pittsburgh Opera
 
We invite you to get to know our 2021-22 Resident Artist class:
- Maire Therese Carmack, mezzo-soprano
 - Madeline Ehlinger, soprano
 - Véronique Filloux, soprano
 - Yazid Gray, baritone
 - Jeremy Harr, bass
 - Andrew Turner, tenor
 - Kaley Karis Smith, stage director
 - Rohan Smith, opera administrator
 
The Resident Artist Program is made possible with generous support from the following sponsors:
- Ms. Carmack's residency is generously sponsored by Hans and Leslie Fleischner
 - Ms. Ehlinger's residency is generously sponsored by Steven Seibert
 - Ms. Filloux's residency is generously sponsored by Michele and Pat Atkins
 - Mr. Harr's residency is generously sponsored by Robert J. and Sharon E. Sclabassi
 - Mr. Gray's residency is generously co-sponsored by John and Virginia DiPucci and Alice Victoria Gelormino.
 - Ms. Smith's residency is generously sponsored by John Battaglia, Dr. Athan Georgiades and Dr. Lydia Contis
 - Mr. Smith's residency is generously supported by Susan Candace Hunt.
 - Mr. Turner's residency is generously sponsored by John and Nancy Traina and co-sponsored by Gene Welsh and Marty Healey
 - Mark Trawka’s faculty position is generously sponsored by Eileen and John Olmsted and co-sponsored by the Hollinshead Family in memory of Sylvia Hollinshead and the glorious Pittsburgh Opera Chorus
 - James Lesniak’s faculty position is generously sponsored by the Hollinshead Family in memory of Sylvia Hollinshead and the glorious Pittsburgh Opera Chorus
 - Glenn Lewis’s faculty position is generously sponsored by Anna Futrell
 
Learn how you can support a future opera star through Resident Artist Sponsorship. - In programs for public schools, community centers, libraries and corporate events
 - In regular Brown Bag concerts, free programs, and special events
 - At parties hosted by Pittsburgh Opera
 
We invite you to get to know our 2022-23 Resident Artist class:
- Brandon Bell, baritone
 - Darius Gillard, opera administrator
 - Julia Swan Laird, soprano
 - Evan Lazdowski, bass-baritone
 - Daniel O'Hearn, tenor
 - Jazmine Olwalia, mezzo-soprano
 - Emily Richter, soprano
 - Haley Stamats, stage director
 
The Resident Artist Program is made possible with generous support from the following sponsors:
- Mr. Bell’s Residency is generously sponsored by Robert J. and Sharon E. Sclabassi.
 - Dr. Gillard's Residency is generously sponsored by Susan Candace Hunt.
 - Ms. Laird’s Residency is generously sponsored by Steven Seibert.
 - Mr. Lazdowski’s Residency is generously sponsored by Leslie Fleischner.
 - Mr. O’Hearn’s Residency is generously sponsored by John and Nancy Traina.
 - Ms. Olwalia’s Residency is generously sponsored by The Haley and Huff Family Fund.
 - Ms. Richter’s Residency is generously sponsored by John and Virginia DiPucci and Alice Victoria Gelormino.
 - Ms. Stamats’ Residency is generously sponsored by John Battaglia.
 
The Resident Artist Program is sponsored by Dentons Cohen & Grigsby P. C.
Faculty positions are made possible with the generous support from the following:
- Mark Trawka’s faculty position is generously sponsored by Eileen and John Olmsted and co-sponsored by the Hollinshead Family in memory of Sylvia Hollinshead and the glorious Pittsburgh Opera Chorus.
 - James Lesniak’s faculty position is generously sponsored by the Hollinshead Family in memory of Sylvia Hollinshead and the glorious Pittsburgh Opera Chorus.
 - Glenn Lewis’s faculty position is generously sponsored by Anna Futrell.
 
Learn how you can support a future opera star through Resident Artist Sponsorship.
