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JULIA RADOSZ

Julia Radosz has been acclaimed for her "illustrious and flowing voice" (Kansas City Metropolis) and praised for her "astonishing performance, brilliant soprano, and thrilling embellishments augmented by the most subtle and heart-rending acting" (Voce di Meche). In 2023, she made her debut with Hrvatsko Narodno Kazalište Split (National Croatian Theater of Split) as Amelia in Un ballo in maschera. Other recent engagements included 18 performances of La Bohème as Musetta, in theaters across Spain and France, including Madrid, Paris, Segovia, and Carcassone, as well as an orchestral performance of Turandot in Valencia, Spain. She debuted Mìmì (La Bohème) with First Coast Opera and appeared in concert with Maryland Opera, performing excerpts from Fidelio, La Gioconda, and Aida. Upcoming performances feature Julia as Anna Sorensen in Kevin Puts' Silent Night with Opera Orlando and in concert appearances at Bratislava Music Festival, Slovak Philharmonic and Palffy Palác, Bratislava.

"Julia Radosz whose brilliant soprano and thrilling embellishments were augmented by the most subtle and heart-rending acting."

- Voce di Meche

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"Ecco l'orrido campo"

from Un ballo in maschera

UPCOMING & NEWS

National Czech & Slovak Museum

On September 15, 2026, Julia will sing a world premiere concert with pianist, Kristin Ditlow, featuring a song cycle by Czech-American composer, Beth Ratay, and Slovak poet, Eva Staronova.

Silent Night

Julia Radosz appears as Anna Sørensen in Opera Orlando’s production of Silent Night by Kevin Puts on February 6 and 8, 2026 at the Steinmetz Hall, Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts.

University of New Mexico

Julia will perform a recital of Czech and Slovak repertoire, including Eugen Suchon, Dvorak, and a new song cycle by Beth Ratay. October 2026.

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