Romanas Kudriašovas
baritone
Works with Vilnius City Opera
In opera
"Lakmé“
"Le nozze di Figaro“
"Acis and Galatea"
"Theodora“
"Aufstieg und Fall der Stadt Mahagonny“
"The Beggar's Opera“
"Die Zirkusprinzessin“
"La fida ninfa “
"Vanessa“
"La Traviata“
"Cendrillon“
"Serse“
"Irrelohe“
"Salome“
"Pagliacci“
"La vendetta“
"Carmen“
"Madama Butterfly“
“La bohème“
"Les pêcheurs de perles“
Theaters
United Kingdom
Denmark
Norway
United Kingdom
Oman
Italy
United Kingdom
Germany
United Kingdom
UAE
Germany
United Kingdom
London
United Kingdom
France
Bulgaria
Italy
Collaborated with
Damiano Michieletto
Edward Gardner
Seru Roger Norrington
Sir Bryn Terfel
Kristine Opolais
Vittorio Grigolo
Sir David McVicar
As if the one-eyed jack had come down from the deck of cards… Romanas Kudriašovas, a young talent who had joined the ranks of the “Bohemians” only recently, appears here as Yeletsky from The Queen of Spades – the dignified, ill-fated fiancé of Liza. For the time being he mainly performs supporting baritone roles and is known in Lithuania to a limited circle of opera aficionados. Yet he already has performances at major venues, such as the Glyndebourne festival in England, to his credit. Can it be that he, or more specifically, his tender and warm timbre, will in fact be his trump card for big international career? Time will tell. For now Romanas displays a charming combination of professionalism and humility both on a stage and in everyday life.
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