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Jonathan Woody is a distinguished bass-baritone known for his compelling performances and rich vocal artistry. With a diverse repertoire, he has captivated audiences in both contemporary and classical works. Notably, he will be featured in the upcoming production of Handel's Theodora, a monumental celebration presented by Music of the Baroque, honoring Principal Guest Conductor Nicholas Kraemer's 80th birthday. This dramatic masterpiece, which Handel regarded as his personal favorite, will showcase Woody alongside a stellar cast, including Sherezade Panthaki and Iestyn Davies, at venues such as the North Shore Center in Skokie and Harris Theater in Chicago in March 2025. His recent performances include the modern premiere of Mouret's Les Fêtes de Thalie, where he contributed to a witty and innovative retelling of the opéra-ballet, earning acclaim for its fresh perspective on the art forms of comedy and tragedy. With a commitment to both traditional and contemporary works, Jonathan Woody continues to push the boundaries of operatic performance, making him a prominent figure in the classical music scene. As he prepares for his upcoming role in Theodora, audiences can look forward to an unforgettable experience that highlights his exceptional talent and dedication to the art.
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Jonathan Woody is a distinguished bass-baritone known for his compelling performances and rich vocal artistry. With a diverse repertoire, he has captivated audiences in both contemporary and classical works. Notably, he will be featured in the upcoming production of Handel's Theodora, a monumental celebration presented by Music of the Baroque, honoring Principal Guest Conductor Nicholas Kraemer's 80th birthday. This dramatic masterpiece, which Handel regarded as his personal favorite, will showcase Woody alongside a stellar cast, including Sherezade Panthaki and Iestyn Davies, at venues such as the North Shore Center in Skokie and Harris Theater in Chicago in March 2025. His recent performances include the modern premiere of Mouret's Les Fêtes de Thalie, where he contributed to a witty and innovative retelling of the opéra-ballet, earning acclaim for its fresh perspective on the art forms of comedy and tragedy. With a commitment to both traditional and contemporary works, Jonathan Woody continues to push the boundaries of operatic performance, making him a prominent figure in the classical music scene. As he prepares for his upcoming role in Theodora, audiences can look forward to an unforgettable experience that highlights his exceptional talent and dedication to the art.
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