Praised for his “dulcet tones” and as “a name of which you’ll certainly hear more” (Music OMH), Bradyn Debysingh currently stars at Ubaldo Piangi in the West End’s The Phantom of the Opera for eight shows a week at His Majesty’s Theatre, London. Recent performances include Don Curzio in Le nozze di Figaro (Garsington Opera); his Lincoln Center debut for the NextGen Nationals Competition (American Pops Orchestra); the world premiere of Nicholas Smith’s The Stone God with Arcadian Opera; and chorus for Aida and Der Fliegende Holländer (Lyric Opera of Chicago). His future engagements include his Carmina Burana debut with the Deal & Walmer Handelian Choral Society as Mozart’s Requiem with Chesterfield Choral Society. A frequent baroque interpreter, Bradyn has sung with Brighton Early Music Festival, Vache Baroque, and in competitions with the Oratorio Society of New York at Carnegie Hall, the Kentucky Bach Choir, the Colorado Bach Ensemble, the London Handel Festival, and Le Concours Corneille in France. Residencies have included Tanglewood Music Center, Emmanuel Music, Les Arts Florissants, the Internationale Bachakademie Stuttgart, and Classic Lyric Arts; he has appeared in masterclasses with Erin Morley, Paul Agnew, Peter Harvey, Emma Kirkby, and Matthew Polenzani among others. Mr. Debysingh hails from Cottage Grove, Oregon and is currently based in London. He holds a postgraduate voice degrees from the Royal Northern College of Music and Northwestern University where he was a student of renowned pedagogue W. Stephen Smith. He holds additional degrees in classics and musical theatre from Samford University. Beyond singing, Bradyn is an avid tap dancer, published poet, and earl grey enthusiast. SDG