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KRISTIN BILODEAU SOPRANO

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BIOGRAPHY

Coined as a “clear, well-produced Soprano” (San Diego Story), and praised for her “beautiful singing” (The Theatre Times), American Soprano, Kristin Bilodeau brings clarity and nuance to the stage. Kristin recently relocated to Austin, TX after a decade on the East Coast.  Kristin is thrilled to be appointed as an Austin Opera Resident Star for the 2023-2024 Season. Austin Opera's Resident Stars perform in Long Center productions, represent Austin Opera in the community performing at events, and serve as teaching artists for the company's education programs. Kristin can be seen on the Long Center Stage performing in Pagliacci and Carmen. Kristin will be joining the roster at One Ounce Opera, performing in their 6th annual Fresh Squeezed Ounce of Opera early 2024. This program features 4 world premiering micro-operas in which Kristin will be performing the leading role in "An Artist's Regrets". The beginning of her 2023 season saw Kristin joining Gilbert and Sullivan Austin in their World Premiere performance of "The McAdo" a Scottish rebranding of the classic "Mikado".  Kristin serves as the Soprano Choral Scholar at University Baptist Church.


Making home in Boston, Massachusetts Kristin was frequently seen on stages across the city.  Regional companies include: MassOpera (formerly MetroWest Opera), Odyssey Opera, Opera Del West, Boston Youth Symphony Orchestra (BYSO), The Gena Branscombe Project, Masterworks Chorale, One City Choir, Boston Land Marks Orchestra and Grammy Award winning ensemble Boston Modern Orchestra Project (BMOP). Kristin was on the roster with Opera on Tap New Hampshire, where she performs opera in "non traditional" spaces. Kristin has travelled across the nation and internationally with Young Artist Programs including Miami Music Festival, Opera NEO, and Oberlin in Italy. 

Making a rise in the competition scene, Kristin was named a 2020 Grand Finalist in the Piccola Opera NH Opera Idol Compeition and a 2019 Regional Finalist in the Talents of the World International Voice Compeition.  

Kristin’s most notable roles have included Rosalinda (Die Fledermaus), Monica (The Medium) , Laurentia (The Beautiful Bridegroom), Micaela (Carmen), Kitty Hart (Dead Man Walking), First Lady (The Magic Flute), and Governess (Turn of the Screw).


Kristin received her Master’s of Music Degree in Vocal Performance from the New England Conservatory of Music and her Bachelor of Music in Vocal Performance from Baldwin Wallace University Conservatory of Music, where  she had the privilege of studying under the tutelage of world renowned soprano Jane Eaglen at both institutions.

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UPCOMING PERFORMANCES

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YEOMAN OF THE GUARD

Elsie
June 7th-16th, 2024
Gilbert & Sulivan Austin

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CARMEN

Micaëla (cover)
May 2nd-5th, 2024
Austin Opera

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AN ARTIST'S REGRETS

59 Year Old
February 23rd-25th, 2024
March 1st-3rd, 2024
One Ounce Opera

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PAGLIACCI

Ensemble
November 4th-5th, 2023
Austin Opera

PRESS

Rosalinda, Die Fledermaus

"Fahning was perfectly able to capture every aspect and emotion of Rosalinda both with her beautiful singing and her speaking.  Further for the character's entire journey, we remained on her side even as Rosalinda displayed some of her flaws." The Theatre Times


Laurentia, The Beautiful Bridegroom

"Singing throughout the piece was exceptional... Kristin Fahning and Laura Intravia played off of one another well as her two daughters, both in their purposefully stilted-looked choreography and their vocal shine" The Theatre Times

Kitty Hart, Dead Man Walking

"As the four parents of the murdered teenagers, Robert Turnage, Samantha Lax, Kristin Fahning, and Tyler Koch expressed grief for their children and anger at Sister Helen... yet never descended into stock characters." South Florida Classical Review

Micaela, Carmen

"Kristin Fahning is a clear, well-produced soprano who had the dramatic sense to avoid the self-pity with which some sopranos invest in Don José's jilted girlfriend." San Diego Story

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