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Keith Phares is a distinguished voice professor at Bowling Green State University and a celebrated performer in the world of opera. With a rich repertoire that showcases his versatility, Phares has recently captivated audiences as Count Danilo in The Merry Widow, a production that highlighted his ability to blend humor with musicality. His portrayal of Dandini in the enchanting Cinderella (La Cenerentola) further solidified his reputation, bringing to life the beloved tale with charm and wit. Looking ahead, Phares is set to take on the role of Emile De Becque in the upcoming production of South Pacific, which marks a significant milestone as it coincides with the 75th anniversary of the musical's premiere. This production promises to be a poignant exploration of love and cultural conflict, under the direction of J. Ernest Green and James M. Norman. Phares's contributions to the operatic landscape, combined with his academic role, make him a vital figure in the arts community, inspiring both students and audiences alike. As he prepares for this new challenge, his dedication to his craft continues to shine, ensuring that his performances remain a highlight in the operatic calendar.
Artist summary generated by AI
Keith Phares is a distinguished voice professor at Bowling Green State University and a celebrated performer in the world of opera. With a rich repertoire that showcases his versatility, Phares has recently captivated audiences as Count Danilo in The Merry Widow, a production that highlighted his ability to blend humor with musicality. His portrayal of Dandini in the enchanting Cinderella (La Cenerentola) further solidified his reputation, bringing to life the beloved tale with charm and wit. Looking ahead, Phares is set to take on the role of Emile De Becque in the upcoming production of South Pacific, which marks a significant milestone as it coincides with the 75th anniversary of the musical's premiere. This production promises to be a poignant exploration of love and cultural conflict, under the direction of J. Ernest Green and James M. Norman. Phares's contributions to the operatic landscape, combined with his academic role, make him a vital figure in the arts community, inspiring both students and audiences alike. As he prepares for this new challenge, his dedication to his craft continues to shine, ensuring that his performances remain a highlight in the operatic calendar.
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