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Gino Lucchetti
“High notes so natural and gorgeous that no one should mess with them.”
- legendary soprano Jane Eaglen
“Lucchetti again showed himself to be a better singer than some I have encountered on the most famous operatic stages in the world. The voice is attractive in timbre, and beautifully produced throughout its range.”
-Bernard Jacobsen (Referring to his role as Manrico)
“The star, and the outstanding figure by a long way, was the tenor Gino Lucchetti as Rodolfo… his voice rang out at once commandingly and with ample nuance when that was required, and he portrayed this rather feckless poet as a thoroughly likable figure. Even when he was not singing, his attentive way of watching his Mimì and responding to her was an object-lesson in intelligent stage deportment.”
-Bernard Jacobsen (On Rodolfo)
Upcoming Appearances
Seattle Opera
- Praise for The Turn of the Screw October 24, 2018Elizabeth Caballero (The Governess) and Soraya Mafi (Flora). Jacob Lucas photoCrosscut:"Plan on being exhilaratingly chilled and disoriented."Seattle Weekly:"Benjamin Britten’s music is unfailingly delicious, and Seattle Opera’s never utilized more potent scenic effects: two reasons to go see The Turn of the Screw before it closes Saturday."Seen and Heard International:"One other ‘character’ deserves mention. Britten’s orchestra […]
- Upcoming auditions for singers and dancers October 16, 2018Marketing photo for Seattle Opera's "Cinderella in Spain." Philip Newton photoIn early November, Seattle Opera is holding auditions for dancers and singers. Male and female dancers are needed for the spring mainstage production of Carmen, and singers of all voice types are needed for Cinderella en España, a touring bilingual children's opera. People of Color […]
- The Miles Files October 9, 2018Rafi Bellamy Plaice of England and Forrest Wu, a Seattle native, alternate in the role of Miles in Seattle Opera's The Turn of the Screw. Philip Newton photoBy Samantha Newland When a storyteller adds a plot twist to create tension, this can be referred to as a “turn of the screw.” In the case of […]
- Peter Kazaras turns Britten's Screw October 9, 2018By Jonathan Dean After a recent Seattle performance of Porgy and Bess, soprano Angel Blue delighted local opera fans when she called Seattle Opera her “artistic home.” Another vital member of our Seattle Opera family is Peter Kazaras, who has called our stage home for over three decades. The artistic contributions Kazaras has made to […]
- What the heck is The Turn of the Screw really about? October 5, 2018By Jonathan Dean What the heck is Britten's opera, The Turn of the Screw, really about? Something terrible happened at Bly, and something appalling happens to the characters in this opera; but what was it? Will someone please tell us what is going on!?No, we won’t! Ever since Henry James’ novella appeared in Collier’s magazine, serialized over the […]
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