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Becca Allen

mezzo-soprano

About Me

Praised for her warm, versatile voice and dynamic acting skill, Becca Allen is a mezzo-soprano based in Boston, MA.

A Metropolitan Opera Laffont Competition award winner, her recent engagements include Sesto (La clemenza di Tito ), Carmen (Carmen ), the Mezzo-Soprano in Hydrogen Jukebox, Bradamante (Alcina ), Meg March (Little Women ), Ottavia (Il Guioco del Quadriglio), La Zia Principessa (Suor Angelica ), La Ciesca (Gianni Schicchi ), Dryade (Ariadne auf Naxos ) The Narrator/Mysterious Man (Into the Woods ), Hucklebee (The Fantasticks ), among others.

She can next be seen as Cecilia March in the Harrower Summer Opera Workshop's production of Little Women.

Equally passionate in classical performance, musical theatre, and acting, Ms. Allen is as comfortable on a concert stage as she is in a black box theatre. A gold medalist ballroom dancer, she is proficient in all forms of Standard Ballroom, Latin, and Rhythm dance, as well as stage combat.

Ms. Allen has also had the privilege to be included in several premieres of new work and recording projects from such composers as Joan Tower and Roxanne Winslow, as well as her own work recording in Folk and Irish styles. 

A review of her recent performance as a member of The Sextet (A Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder ), with San Francisco's Lamplighters Music Theatre, called Ms. Allen and her cast "...ever-role-changing, always hysterical" ( Eddy Reynolds, Theatre Eddy's San Francisco Bay Area Theatre Reviews ).

Ms. Allen recieved a Performance Diploma from Boston University and her Master of Music degree from the San Francisco Conservatory of Music. She also holds a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology and Anthropology and a Minor Degree in Vocal Performance from the University of Redlands.

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Calendar

June
15th-16th

Little Women, Adamo
Cecilia March
Florence Kopleff Recital Hall
Atlanta, GA

May
1st

This Recital Has Pirates
Performance Diploma Recital
Boston University College of Fine Arts
Boston, MA

April
19th/21st

La clemenza di Tito, Mozart
Sesto
Boston Opera Institute
Tsai Performance Hall, Boston, MA

April
7th

L'amico Fritz, Mascagni
Hanezò
West End Lyric Opera
Boston Synogogue, Boston, MA

Dec.
16th

First Unitarian Church Holiday Concert
Alto, First Unitarian Choral Ensemble
First Unitarian Church, Boston, MA

Dec.
3rd

Requiem in D minor, Mozart
Alto Soloist
BU Chamber Orchestra and Symphonic Chorus
Boston University Concert Hall, Boston, MA

Nov.
17th

Il Guioco del Quadriglio, Caldara
Ottavia
West End Lyric Opera
Somerville Music Spaces, Somerville, MA

Nov.
4th

The Metropolitan Opera Laffont Competition
Idaho/Montana District
Jensen Grand Concert Hall, Pocatello, ID

Oct.
27th-29th

Hydrogen Jukebox, Glass
Mezzo-Soprano
Boston Opera Institute 
Studio ONE, Boston, MA

Video/Audio

Esurientes, Bach's Magnificat
00:00 / 03:26
A live recording of "Esurientes"
from Bach's Magnificat

Andrew Scanlon, Organ
Church of the Advent
Boston, MA (2023)
Helplessly Hoping
00:00 / 02:40
A cover of "Helplessly Hoping"
by Crosby, Stills, and Nash
Becca Allen on all parts

Guitar track by The Orchard Enterprises
San Francisco, CA (2020)
"Parto, parto, ma tu ben mio"
Mozart's La clemenza di Tito 

Boston, MA (2024)
 
"Give Him This Orchid"
Britten's The Rape of Lucretia
Pianist Grant Jones
Atlanta, GA (2024)

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