BIO

Featured by Opera News as one of their ‘25 Rising Stars’, tenor Andrew Bidlack is renowned for his interpretation of roles in contemporary opera as well as his appearances in standard repertoire. Career highlights include Beppe I Pagliacci at the Metropolitan Opera; Almaviva Il barbiere di Siviglia and Arcadio Florencia en el Amazonas at Florida Grand Opera;  Tamino Die Zauberflöte at FGO and at Madison Opera; the role of Bill Flight at Des Moines Metro Opera; the principal role of Rob Hall in Joby Talbot’s Everest, a role he created at Dallas Opera and has since performed at Lyric Opera of Kansas City, Calgary Opera, Chicago Opera Theater, and Austin Opera; also at COT his debut as Greenhorn Moby-Dick, a role he originally inaugurated in workshop performances during his tenure as an Adler Fellow at San Francisco Opera; and his UK debut at Welsh National Opera in Iain Bell’s In Parenthesis as Private John Ball directed by David Pountney and conducted by Carlo Rizzi with performances at the Royal Opera House Covent Garden. Recent appearances include a reprisal of Everest with the BBC Symphony Orchestra recorded live at the Barbican Centre in London,  a return to Dallas Opera as Dr. Alexandre in the world premiere of The Diving Bell and the Butterfly, performances at Oper Frankfurt as 2nd Jew Salome and Der Wirt Der Traumgörge, and a return to San Francisco Opera to cover Emilio in Handel's Partenope.  Upcoming engagements include his debut with Washington Concert Opera as Edmondo Manon Lescaut, and a return to Oper Frankfurt as Sichel Doktor und Apotheker, Haushofmeister/Wirt in Der Rosenkavalier, and Dritter Knappe in a new production of Parsifal.