Anthony P. McGlaun

Tenor

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Anthony P. McGlaun is ready to take on his next performance as Sportin' Life in The Opera Porgy and Bess at Milwaukee, Wisconsin's Skylight Theatre running: May 17 through June 9, 2013. He will then perform with The Cincinnati Opera; later he will be featured as a tenor soloist at The White House in Washington, DC.

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Impresario Now

Thursday, March 13, 2014
7:00 PM 10:00 PM 19:00 22:00

The Laurie Beechman Theatre 407 W 42nd Street (map)

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Music by Wolfgang Amadeuz Mozart
Original Libretto by Gottlieb Stephanie

2013 script adapted from the original The Impresario (Der Schauspieldirektor)
by David Richmond and Wendy Tauchner with Nicole Aiossa

To be performed on March 13th, 7PM at The Laurie Beechman Theatre in New York, NY

Performance: Vincenzo Birdwhistle

Anthony P. McGlaun

Anthony P. McGlaun, is noted for his clarity of tone, musicality and expressive delivery of text. Mr. McGlaun, a Detroit, Michigan native, received a Bachelor of Arts in Music from Morehouse College and a Master of Music from the University of Northern Iowa. Upon his return to Detroit, Mr. McGlaun joined the faculty of Marygrove College where he served as Director of Vocal Activities and Assistant Professor of Music from 2004-2009. He also was member of the Michigan Opera Theater Chorus and was an Apprentice with the company in the 2008-09 season singing the roles of Uncle Yakuside in Madame Butterfly and Remendado in Carmen. In the fall of 2009 Mr. McGlaun relocated to New York City to pursue song and performance full time. He also appeared in a national tour of Porgy and Bess and a national broadcast of the Messiah as a Tenor Soloist. Mr. McGlaun is a much sought after soloist, recitalist, lecturer and Master class presenter. He specializes in the Negro Spiritual and work of African-American composers. He is a student of Kate Johnson

“It proved a telling, if too brief, showcase for Anthony P. McGlaun who gave an amusingly characterized and well-sung performance as Robert in Hin und Zurück”

— The New York Times

“Tenor Anthony P. McGlaun created a charming, strutting Sporting Life, singing with ease and clarity.”

— The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

“New York Tenor Anthony McGlaun sang with a light, yet quite powerful voice that he used most expressively.”

— Times Argus