Lauded for his "big, heroic voice" (LA Weekly) and "powerful emotions", tenor Dane Suarez has developed an exciting and varied career.
This season, Dane made his acclaimed European debut at Wexford Festival Opera in the revival of Charles Villiers Stanford's The Critic and took the mainstage of the National Opera House for a solo recital. He returned to Opera Memphis in a signature role (Don José in Carmen) followed by a world premiere flamenco opera (Adam Del Monte's Llantos 1492) with Opera Southwest. He debuted New Mexico Symphonic Chorus as tenor soloist in Mesías (Handel's Messiah en Español) and Delaware Theatre Company for Home for the Holidays. Dane made his Erie Philharmonic debut as tenor soloist for Verdi's Requiem, covered Steuermann (Der fliegende Holländer) with Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra, and sang various concerts for OperaDelaware and Maryland Opera this season. This spring, Dane made role and house debuts as Lord Percy (Anna Bolena) with Resonance Works in Pittsburgh, debuts Brooklyn Symphony Orchestra for a verismo concert alongside soprano María Brea with conductor Felipe Tristan, and returns to Newport Classical for Opera Night: An American Tapestry.
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His magnificent, Italiante tenor continues to bloom, and his fiery declamation brought roars of approval from the audience.
Resonance Works
Suarez makes role + house debuts as Lord Riccardo Percy with Resonance Works in Pittsburgh.
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16 + 18 May​
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Brooklyn Symphony Orchestra
Suarez joins soprano Maria Brea for a verismo concert in his Brooklyn Symphony Orchestra debut, Felipe Tristan conducts.
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15 June
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Newport Classical
Suarez joins soprano Melissa Joseph, mezzo Renee Rapier, baritone Trevor Neal, and bass Michael Coleman for a concert including Of Mice and Men, Moby-Dick, A Streetcar Named Desire, Street Scene, and The Tender Land.
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6 July
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