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TENOR

​​Piedmont Opera

Canio

Pagliacci

November 8, 9, & 11, 2025

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​resonance works

RoméO

RoméO Et Juliette

June 19 & 21, 2026

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MORE TO BE ANNOUNCED

 

RECENT APPEARANCES

2025:

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Pittsburgh Festival opera

An Evening under the stars with our stars

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Southern Illinois Music Festival

Lord Riccardo Percy

anna Bolena

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Nemorino

L'elisir D'amore

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Virginia Opera

Sheriff Garnett Brooks/Judge Leon M. Bazile

Loving v virginia (world premiere)

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San Diego Opera

Narraboth

Salome

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Pittsburgh Concert Chorale

Tenor SOloist

Verdi: Messa da Requiem

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​​​​EL Paso Opera

Roméo

Roméo et Juliette

 

2024:

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​​​​New Jersey Festival orchestra

Return of the Holiday Tenors

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​Salt marsh opera

Opera in the park

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Opera Festival of Chicago

Des Grieux

Manon Lescaut​

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ST. Pete Opera

Edgardo

Lucia di Lammermoor

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nEw Jersey Festival Orchestra

Edgardo

Lucia di Lammermoor

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Virginia Opera

Judge/Sherriff

Loving v. Virginia (workshop)​

 

2023:

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Opera Edwardsville

December Concert

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Opera Ithaca

The Prince

Rusalka

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salt marsh opera

fenton

falstaff

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Southern Illinois Music Festival

Ruggero

La Rondine

 

Ernani

Ernani (Concert)

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ANCHORAGE OPERA

DON JOSÉ, CARMEN

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Marble City Opera

William King

The Infinite Energy of Ada Lovelace

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Southern Illinois Symphony

Tenor Soloist

Beethoven's 9th symphony

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2022:

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St. Pete Opera

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Southern Illinois Music Festival

Herod

Salome

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Pittsburgh Opera

Concert at Hartwood Acres

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PIttsburgh Symphony Orchestra

Tenor Soloist

Beethoven's 9th symphony

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Anchorage Opera

Cavaradossi

Tosca

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Pacific Opera Project

Count Vaudémont

Iolanta

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2021:

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CLEVELAND OPERA THEATER

KIng Kaspar

Amahl and the Night visitors

 

Indianapolis Opera

Don Ottavio

don Giovanni

 

Dayton OPERA

Nemorino

L'elisir D'amore

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PITTSBURGH CONCERT SOCIETY

Major Artist Awards Recital

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RAVINIA FESTIVAL

Fellow

ravinia Steans Music Institute

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CLEVELAND OPERA THEATER

Opera for all summer concert series

 

Pittsburgh Opera

Soloist

Summer Concert Series

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Pittsburgh FEstival Opera

Voce al fresco young artist Concert Series

 

2020:

 

St. Pete Opera

The duke of Mantua

Rigoletto

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2019:

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DAYTON Philharmonic Orchestra

New Year's Eve Gala

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SALT MARSH OPERA

Canio

Pagliacci

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CENTRAL CITY OPERA

Red Whiskers/Captain Vere (cover)

Billy Budd

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DAYTON OPERA

Narraboth/Second Jew

Salome

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CLEVELAND OPERA THEATER

Alfredo

La traviata

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2018:

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VIRGINIA OPERA

Lippo Fiorentino

Street Scene

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WESTERN PIEDMONT SYMPHONY

Tenor Soloist

Beethoven's 9th symphony

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FLORIDA GRAND OPERA

Narraboth/Second Jew

Salome

 

Arturo

Lucia di Lammermoor

Dear Theo by Ben Moore

 

Benjamin Werley, tenor

Kseniia Polstiankina Barrad, piano

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Performed at the Ravinia Music Festival

August 9, 2021

"As Canio, Benjamin Werley wields his agile tenor voice to give the character complexity. He is all bon ami in one scene and terrifying rage in the next. His interpretation of 'Vesti la giubba' – 'Put on the costume' – is dazzling and heartbreaking."

-LYNN Felder, Cultural voice of North Carolina

"Edgardo, sung by tenor Benjamin Werley...had all the warmth and conviction needed for the tragic hero. His “Verranno a te sull’aure” rendezvous love duet with Sandoval was expressive and passionate. He showed glimpses of heavier, heroic shades and legato phrasing in his Act III marathon, ending with “Tu che a Dio spiegasti l’ali,” sung after Raimondo tells him Lucia is dead."
-COURTNEY SMITH, NJArts.net

"... the blind, all-consuming ardor of tenor Benjamin Werley’s Don José was never in doubt. Werley wielded a gleaming, flexible tenor and had the confidence to let his performance build and deepen. The contrast between his fresh-faced, clean-cut stoicism in Act I and his vulnerable, ragged desperation in the harrowing conclusion was extreme."
-OPERA NEWS

"As Narraboth, the captain of Herod’s guard, Benjamin Werley displayed a strong stage presence and a powerful tenor with thrilling high notes."
-South Florida Classical Review

 

 

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