Lucy Thalange

Lucy Thalange is a vibrant young artist with a passion for opera, history and fitness. Her specialities are coloratura and patter music (with her favourites being Rossini and Poulenc!) She is interested in weaving politics, social issues and personal histories into programmes to create a unique story for her audiences. Having completed her Bachelors and Masters degrees at the Royal Academy of Music (RAM) Lucy has been enjoying stepping into the professional world. Most recently Lucy performed the title role of Carmen with Opera Integra.

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Lucy’s strong background in choral singing has opened up many doors for her since being in London. Most recently she has enjoyed taking on the role of Party Guest (chorus) in Diva Opera’s touring chamber production of La Traviata. Lucy has also performed in opera choruses for Royal Academy Opera (RAO). These performances have included Tchaikovsky’s Iolanta, Massenet’s Chérubin and Ravel’s L’enfant et le Sortileges. This summer Lucy is joining the chorus for Grange Park Opera's Summer season in their productions of Mazeppa, Madama Butterfly and Simon Boccanegra.

Lucy has also debuted the lead role of Archaeologist in George Parris' When the Sky Cracks Open. She was Dritte Knabe in RAO's production of Die Zauberflöte and last Summer she conquered the role of Handel's eponymous Giulio Cesrare.