About Stephanie

German American soprano Stephanie Lorenz has been described as having “a one in a million voice” by Maestro Jack LiVigni of the Curtis Institute of Music. A voice that is appreciated for its velvety timbre and is especially well-suited for music by Handel, Mozart, Bellini, and Puccini. In April 2022, Stephanie made her role debut as Donna Anna in DON GIOVANNI (Mozart) in Greece at the Apollon Theater with Teatro Grattacielo and the Sinfonietta Hellenica led by Maestro Georgios Galanis.

“Stephanie Lorenz was an astonishing Donna Anna - it was also her first debut and it was fantastic.”  - Nora Ralli, a journalist for Greek Newspaper EFSYN.

In July, Stephanie traveled to Sicily to make her debut in the role of Mimì and will cover the roles of Musetta from LA BOHÈME (Puccini) and Gilda from RIGOLETTO (Verdi) with the Mediterranean Opera Festival. Last Fall 2021, Stephanie made her role debut as Suzel in L’AMICO FRITZ (Mascagni) with Teatro Grattacielo and Queens Symphony in NYC. Following this, she covered the role of Adele in DIE FLEDERMAUS (Strauss) with the Gulfshore Opera conducted by Maestro Jorge Parodi for the World Premiere of the new libretto THE BAT’S REVENGE written by Director Josh Shaw.

This past February, Stephanie was featured with the baritone Christopher Holloway in the (New Music) World-Premiere of Dr. Dawson Jr.'s 'Songful Cycle' together with the Chamber Orchestra of Sarasota in Florida. 

In March, she was touring with the Gulfshore Opera Divas throughout Southwest Florida presenting their ‘Songs of Ireland’ Concert. She then sang the title role in the premiere of the (New Music) operetta 'Song of the Immigrant: The Story of Ruth' also by Dr. William Dawson, Jr. in April. Stephanie is also an avid recitalist. Her most recent was a Spring concert with contralto Helen Tintes and pianist Isabelle Aubin this April with proceeds collected for the Ukrainian Humanitarian Crisis.

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