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Karen Burlingame has had the privilege of working with some of the finest living composers in the United States. At American Music Theatre Festival, she premiered the lead role of Kelly in Black Water by John Duffy—composer of over 300 works in classical symphonies, film, TV, and opera, and founder of Meet the Composer.
Karen has participated in many workshops for theatre pieces and operas that have yet to have their fully staged premieres, including The Singing by Daniel Levy at New Dramatists and The York Theatre Company, Joan of Arc by Mel Marvin at Manhattan Theatre Club, Gatsby by Jason McAuliffe at MSO Productions, and Temple by Norman Durkee at Seattle Repertory Theatre. Other world premieres include works by Paul Brantley (Rilke Lieder, Seal Bay Festival), Robert Lindsey Nassif (Eliot Ness…In Cleveland, Denver Center for the Performing Arts), Martin Kalmanoff (Insect Comedy, Center for Contemporary Opera), and numerous songs by Guggenheim Award recipient Julianna Hall.
In more traditional concert work, Karen has been a soloist with Huntsville Symphony Orchestra, Memphis Symphony Orchestra, Colorado Symphony, and Duluth Superior Symphony Orchestra. In 2005, Karen sang Mr. Duffy’s haunting A Time for Remembrance with the Virginia Symphony Orchestra.
She has performed leading roles with Central City Opera, Opera Manhattan, Eugene Opera, Hilton Head Playhouse, Tacoma Opera, LA TheatreWorks, and Off-Center Opera. She has been soloist on concerts with Bang on a Can, 92nd Street Y, Harold Prince Musical Theatre Program, and Cooper Arts at Cooper Union.
Karen received her Bachelor of Music from Kent State University and her Master of Music from Yale University School of Music. While living in New York, she studied with Joan Caplan.
Most recent, Karen Burlingame performed the role of Hanna Glawari in Merry Widow as part of the Seattle Gilbert & Sullivan’s Society’s recently formed Second Stage. She will return to work with them again in 2009 as Rosalinda in Die Fledermaus.
Karen has participated in many workshops for theatre pieces and operas that have yet to have their fully staged premieres, including The Singing by Daniel Levy at New Dramatists and The York Theatre Company, Joan of Arc by Mel Marvin at Manhattan Theatre Club, Gatsby by Jason McAuliffe at MSO Productions, and Temple by Norman Durkee at Seattle Repertory Theatre. Other world premieres include works by Paul Brantley (Rilke Lieder, Seal Bay Festival), Robert Lindsey Nassif (Eliot Ness…In Cleveland, Denver Center for the Performing Arts), Martin Kalmanoff (Insect Comedy, Center for Contemporary Opera), and numerous songs by Guggenheim Award recipient Julianna Hall.
In more traditional concert work, Karen has been a soloist with Huntsville Symphony Orchestra, Memphis Symphony Orchestra, Colorado Symphony, and Duluth Superior Symphony Orchestra. In 2005, Karen sang Mr. Duffy’s haunting A Time for Remembrance with the Virginia Symphony Orchestra.
She has performed leading roles with Central City Opera, Opera Manhattan, Eugene Opera, Hilton Head Playhouse, Tacoma Opera, LA TheatreWorks, and Off-Center Opera. She has been soloist on concerts with Bang on a Can, 92nd Street Y, Harold Prince Musical Theatre Program, and Cooper Arts at Cooper Union.
Karen received her Bachelor of Music from Kent State University and her Master of Music from Yale University School of Music. While living in New York, she studied with Joan Caplan.
Most recent, Karen Burlingame performed the role of Hanna Glawari in Merry Widow as part of the Seattle Gilbert & Sullivan’s Society’s recently formed Second Stage. She will return to work with them again in 2009 as Rosalinda in Die Fledermaus.
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